Translations for knackered in the English»French Dictionary (Go to French»English)

I.knacker [Brit ˈnakə, Am ˈnækər] N

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1. knacker Brit (horse butcher):

équarrisseur m

to send a horse to the knacker's yard

envoyer un cheval à l'équarrissage

2. knacker Brit (salvage man):

3. knacker (testicle):

knacker sl

couille f sl

knacker sl

II.knacker [Brit ˈnakə, Am ˈnækər] VB trans sl

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1. knacker (exhaust) activity, journey:

knacker person

mettre [qn] à plat

2. knacker (ruin, break):

knacker person:

III.knackering ADJ

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knackering sl day, journey, activity:

IV.knackered ADJ sl

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1. knackered (tired):

knackered person

knackered person

à plat inf

2. knackered (broken):

knackered car, TV etc

knackered car, TV etc

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rétamé (rétamée) (épuisé) inf

knackered Brit sl

claqué (claquée)

knackered Brit inf

HS personne

knackered Brit inf

son travail l'a mis HS

his job has really knackered him Brit

to knacker [sb] out sl

j'étais cané

I was knackered sl

équarrisseur (de chevaux)

je suis vannée!

I'm knackered! Brit inf

pomper inf

to knacker Brit inf

je suis pompé aujourd'hui

I'm knackered today Brit inf

avoir le coup de bambou (être fatigué)

to be knackered Brit inf

cheval tout juste bon pour l'équarrissage

horse only fit for the knacker's yard Brit

Translations for knackered in the English»French Dictionary (Go to French»English)

knackered [ˈnækəd, Am -ɚd] ADJ Aus, Brit inf

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knackered

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knackered Brit

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I was knackered by the end of it. en.wikipedia.org

It's all about those incremental gains (we might have to retire that phrase soon on the basis that it's getting old and knackered). road.cc

She said that filming the pre-recorded labour scenes meant she was knackered after screaming and crying and pretending to push all day. en.wikipedia.org

Played at a cracking pace, players interviewed at game's end could hardly speak they were so knackered. www.theroar.com.au

We were pretty knackered, a bit drunk and were playing with a bunch of random instruments, but it was fine. www.scotsman.com

Any wonder we lost 2 finals in less than a week -- the players were knackered. www.footballfancast.com

He is just knackered a lot, and his development at school is getting a bit behind. www.stuff.co.nz

That'll pay for the knackered alternator in our lass's motor. www.dailymail.co.uk

We had more energy in the old days, because we were younger and less knackered. www.independent.ie

You don't need a major "systematic investigation of national mental health surveys" to conclude that, as a gender, we're knackered and slightly round the twist. www.independent.ie

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