on last legs informal (extremely tired) By the time I got home, I was on my last legs. (near death) Her great-grandfather is on his last legs. (near the end or stop working) Their relationship seems to be on its last legs. My car keeps breaking down. It sounds like it’s …
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tired (feeling that you want to rest, needing rest): I was really tired after so much walking. exhausted (very tired): This long journey exhausted me. weary (very tired): I need to rest my weary eyes after a long day at the computer. spent formal (very tired and with no energy): …
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under the influence informal (intoxicated by alcohol, drunk) If you drive under the influence, you may lose your license. The police arrested him for driving under the influence. envocabulary.com
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under the weather informal (unwell, not healthy) I was still feeling under the weather, so I decided not to go to work. You look a bit under the weather these days. Are you okay? envocabulary.com
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under construction (in the building or repairing process) There are two new dams under construction. The airport terminal is still under construction. This hotel is currently under construction. envocabulary.com
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