cansino
weary
Reviewed by: David WestfallCofounder
Tiredness as a trait or quality
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Cansino means weary and is tired turned into a trait or quality.
cansino
weary, worn out
Someone who is tired from working over a long period of time.
El caballo ya está viejo y cansino para el trabajo del campoThe horse is old and weary now for field work
Después de años de turnos de noche se quedó cansinoAfter years of night shifts he ended up worn out
plodding, sluggish (movement)
Slow, heavy movement, the way a tired person moves.
El burro subía la cuesta con paso cansinoThe donkey climbed the hill with a plodding step
La fila avanzaba de manera cansina hacia la entradaThe line moved toward the entrance in a sluggish way
tiresome, tedious
Someone or something that is tiring to deal with, usually by going on and on.
No seas cansino, ya te dije que no puedo irDon't be tiresome, I already told you I can't go
La reunión se volvió cansina después de la primera horaThe meeting turned tedious after the first hour