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Meanings of "worn-out" in Spanish English Dictionary : 36 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
worn-out roto [adj]
worn-out matalón [adj]
worn-out rendido [adj]
worn-out desgastado [adj]
worn-out usado [adj]
worn-out traído [adj]
worn-out mancarrón [m]
worn-out acabado [adj]
worn-out arrocinado [adj]
worn-out cotral [adj]
worn-out raído [adj]
worn-out sobado [adj]
worn-out erosionado [adj]
worn-out trabajado [adj]
worn-out agotado [adj]
worn-out agotado [adj]
worn-out gastado [adj]
worn-out viejo [adj]
worn-out raso [adj] disused
worn-out rota [adj/f]
worn-out matalona [adj/f]
worn-out rendida [adj/f]
worn-out desgastada [adj/f]
worn-out acabada [adj/f]
worn-out gastada [adj/f]
worn-out vieja [adj/f]
Colloquial
worn-out matungo [adj] CU
worn-out cachuzo [adj] AR
worn-out matunga [adj/f] CU
Slang
worn-out exhausto
Textile
worn-out destrozado [adj]
worn-out desgastado [adj]
worn-out muy estropeado
Psychology
worn-out cansado [adj]
Technical
worn-out cascado [adj]
Oceanography
worn-out reventado [adj]

Meanings of "worn-out" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
worn out agotado [adj]
worn raído [adj]
General
worn out viejo [adj]
worn deteriorado [adj]
worn out abrumado [adj]
worn roto [adj]
worn rozado [adj]
worn sobado [adj]
well-worn sobado [adj]
well-worn socorrido [adj]
worn andado [adj]
worn tazado [adj]
worn traído [adj]
worn out maltrecho [adj]
well-worn trillado [adj]
well-worn manoseado [adj]
worn gastado [adj]
worn desbocado [adj]
worn down desgastado [adj]
worn desgastado [adj]
worn deslucido [adj]
well-worn resobado [adj]
be worn usarse [v]
worn usado [v]
frill or lace formerly worn by women around the tucker bobillo [m]
badge worn on a bull's neck cachirulo [m]
worn down saddle carretal [m]
felt overcoat worn by ancient cossacks, with saddlebags sewn on the front cherkesa [m]
belt worn on the inside, full of ounces of gold cinto de onzas [m]
ornament or blessed ribbon worn round the neck estadal [m]
short flared skirt worn by peasant women over petticoats faldellín [m]
tahona stone that is very worn out and placed on top of another faldón [m]
dress formerly worn by women gonete [m]
neck cloth worn by women gregorillo [m]
long braid worn by indigenous ecuadorians huango [m]
vestment worn by knights of the military orders use manto capitular [m]
worn out horse with fatigue matalón [m]
old, worn-out horse penco [m]
half-boots worn by roman soldiers cáliga [f]
ribbon worn in a bullfighter's pony tail to imitate the hair of former bullfighters castañeta [f]
worn-out gold jewellery chafalonía [f]
iron padded mortarboard, worn under the helmet cofia [f]
band or ribbon trimmed with gold or silver embroidery or fringe, worn as a badge of honor corbata [f]
crown worn by emperors of germany when crowned as kings of the lombards corona de hierro [f]
long scarlet gown worn in ancient times by the magistrates from catalonia and aragon gramalla [f]
gown worn by students hopalanda [f]
high white collar worn by men marquesota [f]
iron plate worn on the right leg by picadores in bullfights mona [f]
iron plate worn on the right leg by picadores mona [f]
gown worn by students sopalanda [f]
worn out arrastradizo [adj]
worn down decadente [adj]
having small worn down teeth denticonejuno [adj]
worn desbocado [adj]
worn out gastado [adj]
worn holladero [adj]
worn out malo [adj]
worn out with fatigue matalón [adj]
worn out perdido [adj]
worn pocho [adj]
well-worn resobado [adj]
worn out roto [adj]
worn roto [adj]
worn out trabajado [adj]
worn traído [adj]
worn down tronado [adj]
worn out tronado [adj]
worn out usado [adj]
worn viejo [adj]
be worn down acalorarse [v]
get worn out aperrearse [v]
get worn out atrafagarse [v]
be worn out cansarse [v]
have worn out the steel in a tool desacerarse [v]
be worn down descarnarse [v]
have worn out desmejorarse [v]
feel worn out desriñonarse [v]
have worn out the heels of footwear destalonarse [v]
make wear a gown worn by penitent convicts of the inquisition ensambenitar [v]
get worn out fatigarse [v]
become worn out gastarse [v]
be worn out tazarse [v]
be worn thin triarse [v]
get worn out tronzarse [v]
red hose worn by noblemen calzas bermejas [f/pl]
traditional dress worn by ecuadorian and bolivian women centro [m]
protective garment worn over clothing overol [m]
clothes which are worn by mourners luto [m]
a type of leather sandal worn by mexicans cacle [m]
a sleeveless outer vestment worn by the celebrant at mass casulla [f]
bell worn by a leading mule or ox zumba [f]
a sleeveless robe worn by priests casulla [f]
clothes which are worn on formal occasions gala [f]
covering or decorative covering worn over a shoe polaina [f]
a type of pants worn by a bullfighter taleguilla [f]
ribbon (worn in the hair) cinta [f]
worn away usado [adj]
worn ajado [adj]
worn out derrotado [adj]
worn out cascado [adj]
worn pasado [adj]
worn out gastado [adj]
having nickel-plating worn off desniquelado [adj]
worn-out (horse) matalón [adj]
age-worn desgastado por los años [adj]
age-worn desgastado por la edad [adj]
get worn out agotarse [v]
be worn-out estar ya para tirar [v]
be worn out estar desgastado [v]
be worn out estar gastado [v]
be worn out estar hecho polvo [v]
be worn out estar exhausto [v]
be worn out estar agotado [v]
(a screw) get worn estar pasado de rosca [v]
(a screw) get worn estar pasado de vueltas [v]
(a screw) be worn estar pasado de vueltas [v]
(a screw) be worn estar pasado de rosca [v]
become worn out agotarse [v]
become worn out cansarse [v]
become worn out llegar a cansarse [v]
become worn llegar a desgastarse [v]
become worn out llegar a desgastarse [v]
become worn out desgastarse [v]
become worn desgastarse [v]
get worn out rendirse [v]
be worn out from working estar agotado por el trabajo [v]
be worn through desgastarse [v]
be worn away estar desgastado [v]
blue bead worn against the evil eye cuentas azules usadas contra el mal de ojo [f/pl]
a worn out tire un neumático gastado
a worn out tire una goma gastada
clothes which are worn over one's underwear ropa exterior
clothes which are worn over one's underwear prenda exterior
frilly dress worn by flamenco dancers vestido de faralaes
gauze veil worn by moors almaizal [m]
sash worn by priests almaizal [m]
bell worn by cattle cencerro [m]
head ornament formerly worn by women cachirulo [m]
apron worn in sifting flour cernedero [m]
false hair or wig worn by women to embellish their head-dress cairel [m]
iron or steel shoe added to the coulter of a plough, when it is worn calce [m]
large stocking worn under boots calcetón [m]
girdle of bristles or netted wire with points worn as a penance cilicio [m]
knee-cap worn by carders cojal [m]
small sleeveless doublet worn by castilian women coletillo [m]
sharp-pointed cap worn in processions capirote [m]
half-gown worn by collegians capirote [m]
vestment worn by bishops capisayo [m]
worn-out ox/cow cotral [m]
twisted coil of hair worn on the temples caracol [m]
kind of ruff worn by women bobo [m]
kind of hat worn by women in leon and asturias caramiello [m]
short cloak, formerly worn by the royal archers bohemio [m]
net-headdress formerly worn by women garvín [m]
dress formerly worn by women gonete [m]
ornament or blessed ribbon worn round the neck estadal [m]
neck cloth used to be worn by women gregorillo [m]
wimple worn by nuns griñón [m]
ornament formerly worn by women guadameco [m]
cross worn by bishops on the breast pectoral [m]
knot of ribbons worn by women lacayo [m]
wide breeches worn by indians mástil [m]
worn-out horse matalón [m]
mantle worn by women pendil [m]
garment worn by penitent convicts of the inquisition sambenito [m]
leather guard worn in front of the stirrup in california tapadero [m]
coloured lining or slip worn under a transparent frock viso [m]
slit sleeves worn by peasant women of león sayuelo [m]
tunic worn under the armor velmez [m]
kerchief worn by aragonese and navarrese zorongo [m]
gauze veil worn by moors almaizar [m]
sash worn by priests almaizar [m]
worn-out horse matalote [m]
wooden shoe worn by peasants abarca [f]
white vestment worn by priests and others alba [f]
kind of gauze worn in turbans albengala [f]
gown formerly worn by women andriana [f]
long robe worn by moors almaleque [f]
short military jacket worn beneath armour almilla [f]
wadded hood worn by children chichonera [f]
kind of undress formerly worn by ladies ciclada [f]
sandal worn by roman soldiers cáliga [f]
part of a collegian's dress worn over the gown beca [f]
tippet worn by ecclesiastics beca [f]
ribbon bow formerly worn by women on the breast bigotera [f]
hood worn by country-people capellina [f]
flat round cap without peak, worn in navarre and biscay boina [f]
cape worn by priests esclavina [f]
type of head-covering worn by women falla [f]
necklace worn by women gargantilla [f]
gown worn by students hopalanda [f]
collar worn by some magistrates in spain golilla [f]
a tunic or dress of silk or leather, sleeveless, and reaching to the calf of the leg, worn over the armour gonela [f]
skirt formerly worn by ladies in aragon gonela [f]
long scarlet gown worn in ancient times by the magistrates from catalonia and aragon gramalla [f]
high white collar worn by men (18th cent.) marquesota [f]
ancient kind of breeches worn under the armour martingala [f]
iron plate worn on the right leg by picadores mona [f]
ancient roman shoe worn now by the pope on ceremonial occasions mula [f]
ancient tunic worn by men saya [f]
worn-out (horse) arrocinado [adj]
worn-out by anxiety asendereado [adj]
worn out caduco [adj]
worn with age decrépito [adj]
worn out cansado [adj]
worn by work (said of animals) cansino [adj]
done/worn on sunday dominguero [adj]
worn out (ox or cow) cutral [adj]
worn out raído [adj]
worn out magullado [adj]
worn out malo [adj]
worn out usado [adj]
worn out (with grief) transido [adj]
care-worn trasnochado [adj]
worn out trasnochado [adj]
worn out trasojado [adj]
care-worn trasojado [adj]
worn-out ox/cow cotral [adj]
be worn out by service caducar [v]
become worn out by use escomerse [v]
be worn out gastarse [v]
worn inquietar [v]
be worn out rendirse [v]
become worn out by use desgastarse [v]
sombrero (a felt or straw hat with a wide brim, as worn by men in mexico) sombrero [m]
care-worn devorado de cuidados [adj]
war-worn aguerrido [adj]
war-worn abrumado por la guerra [adj]
war-worn gastado [adj]
well-worn usado [adj]
well-worn deteriorado [adj]
well-worn gastado [adj]
well-worn perogrullesco [adj]
worn out rendido [adj]
worn out hecho polvo [adj]
worn out fatigado [adj]
protective garment worn over clothing mono [m] ES
woolen garment worn by indian women axo [m] PE
short flannel dress worn by indian women centro [m] EC
ring worn by indians in lower lip bezote [m] AMER
nightdress worn by women caracol [m] MX disused
baize skirt worn by poor indian women bolsicón [m] EC
loose garment worn by indians hipil [m] AMER
outer garment worn by half-breed women ipil [m] CAM
sack of rich cloth, worn by indian women güepil [m] MX
tunic worn by indian and peasant women tipoy [m] AR BO
coarse shoe worn by the gauchos tamango [m] AR PY UY
a kerchief worn by peasant women serenero [m] AR
sack of rich cloth, worn by indian women güipil [m] MX
traditional breeches worn by plainsmen loose-fitting at thighs and buttoned just below the knee where two finial pieces hang down garrasí [m] VE disused
a multicolored woolen cloth made from sheep wool, worn as a jacket, bag, clothing or ornament aguayo [m] BO
a traditional multicolored woolen cloth worn by women as an ornament or shoulder bag where babies are carried and kept warm aguayo [m] PE BO AR:Nw
pocketed-style clothing worn by ecuadorian peasants bolsico [m] EC:S disused
coarse cotton underskirt worn by indigenous ecuadorian women bolsicón [m] EC:C,N
gold chain adorned with gold coins or pendants worn by women in typical panamanian dress cabestrillo [m] PA
short skirt typically made of rags, worn over a slip or underskirt by rural women in the sierra debajero [m] EC:C
piece of leather places on top of one's pants and that covers from the buttocks to the abdomen, worn by miners culero [m] CL
leather apron worn by a gaucho or field hand to protect their thighs when working or lassoing animals with their hands culero [m] AR rur.
type of thick shawl that is longer than it is wide, generally made of wool with tassels on the ends, that is worn over the shoulders and back as an overcoat charlón [m] CL
necklace of small decorations worn by indigenous people chalchihuite (del náhuatl) [m] GT SV
type of thick shawl that is longer than it is wide, generally of wool, with fringe on the ends, worn on the shoulders and back as an overcoat chalón [m] CL
worn-out hoe chavo de azada [m] PR rur.
worn out clothes chunche [m] HN
change of worn out and dirty clothes chincho [m] PR rur.
old, worn out hat choroco [m] HN rur.
long sleeveless shirt worn by women for bathing chingue [m] CO:C rare
horsehair plume on the crest of a military helmet worn as part of the full dress uniform flamín [m] BO
felt or flannel skirt worn by cholas from the cuenca under their overskirt centro [m] EC
heavy-duty, blue cotton fabric similar in appearance to that worn by american cowboys fuerteazul [m] DO
heavy-duty, blue cotton fabric similar in appearance to that worn by american cowboys fuerte azul [m] DO
blouse worn by tarascan indigenous women guanengo [m] MX
old, large, and worn-out dress gabán [m] NI derog.
wooden mask worn by a buffoon gracejo [m] HN
loincloth worn by indigenous people guayuco [m] PA CO VE
long, thick slip worn by indigenous women corte (inglés) [m] GT
hair wrapped in a sash worn by indigenous ecuadorian woman huango [m] EC
long sleeveless blouse with ornaments worn by indigenous women güipil [m] MX GT HN SV NI
blow from an old and worn out machete güirazo [m] SV DO
long blouse worn by indigenous women huipil [m] MX GT HN SV NI
slip or skirt worn by indigenous women huipil [m] SV
long braid worn by indigenous ecuadorian men huango [m] EC
long braid worn by indigenous ecuadorian men guango [m] EC
long blouse worn by indigenous women güipil [m] MX GT HN SV NI
long blouse worn by indigenous women hipil [m] MX
bow worn by the bride and groom during the marriage ceremony lazo [m] MX
person who sells worn out or damaged objects kacharpero [m] BO
embroidered white cloak worn by some indigenous women jolotón [m] MX:W
click beetle worn alive on one's clothes, tied with a chain, as a brooch or ornament pin maquech [m] MX
sash worn by indigenous people mashtate [m] GT
sash worn by indigenous people mastate [m] MX GT
click beetle worn alive on one's clothes, tied with a chain, as a brooch or ornament pin cocuyo [m] PA
sash worn by indigenous people maxtate [m] MX GT
worn down machete macoco [m] CO:N
worn out horse macuenco [m] PR rur.
worn out machete mocho [m] HN DO PR
very worn out broom mocho [m] NI
very worn out brush mocho [m] NI
gold plate worn on the temple by woman to treat symptoms parche [m] PA
comb worn by women wearing traditional panamanian clothing peinetón [m] PA
worn tire pellejo [m] CR
large pile of worn out objects perolero [m] VE
very worn out object perol [m] VE
large pile of worn out objects perolaje [m] VE
worn down and despicable person redrojo [m] MX derog.
cover worn tires with rubber recauchaje [m] EC BO CL
covering worn tires with rubber recapado [m] AR
covering worn tires with rubber recape [m] CU EC
covering worn tires with rubber recape [m] CU
covering worn tires with rubber reencauchado [m] MX HN SV NI VE EC PE BO CL PY
covering worn tires with rubber reencauche [m] GT HN SV NI CR PA CO VE EC PE BO CL PY UY
fabric used for traditional dress worn by indigenous women saburete [m] PA
ear adornment worn with the pollera tembleque [m] PA
shawl worn by indigenous women of jalisco xoloton [m] MX disused
tunic worn by women túnico [m] DO
worn down broom soco [m] CO disused
leather utility belt worn by gauchos tirador [m] AR UY rur.
thick belt worn with a pollera skirt tiznu [m] BO:C,W,S
medallion on a thin black cord worn with the pollera tapahueso [m] PA
ear adornment worn with the pollera tapaoreja [m] PA
ribbon with silver coins worn on the forehead trarilonco [m] CL
blanket worn by indigenous women as a tunic, and by men as trousers chamal [m] AR
wool blanket worn around the waist as a petticoat enredo [m] MX
sash worn by indigenous people mastate (náhuatl) [m] CR
protective garment worn over clothing braga [f] VE
fetter worn by criminals calceta [f] fig.
coarse shirt worn by indians cusma [f] EC PE
short coat made of light material, worn by countryman guayabera [f] CU
sandal worn by indian women usuta [f] AR BO CL
each of the chains worn around the neck in a specific order of the empollerada cadena de la pollera [f] PA
it is very fragile, so it must be worn above any others cadena guachapalí [f] PA
knee-breeches worn by children babucha [f] CU
women's footwear worn with the panamanian traditional costume babucha [f] PA
a traditional multicolored woolen cloth worn by women as an ornament or shoulder bag where babies are carried and kept warm llijlla [f] BO:C
mestizo woman who has changed the skirt for the dress worn by women of higher social class birlocha [f] BO
mestizo woman who has changed the skirt for the dress worn by women of higher social class apicera [f] BO
clothes worn by a farmer cacharpa [f] AR:Nw rur.
clothes worn by a farmer cacharpa [f] CL UY rur.
a white cotton shirt worn by peasants camisa de manta [f] GT HN SV NI disused
a shirt made of a crude cloth worn by men camisa de mochila [f] VE rare
a closed linen shirt long below the knees, worn by the natives of the eastern bolivia camiseta [f] BO:Ne,E
old or worn out footwear cuchufleta [f] GT DO PR
bladed weapon, especially a knife, that is worn down or dull charrasca [f] MX
falsified or very worn out coin chagolla [f] MX rare
leather sandal (worn by farmers) cutarra [f] PA
fitted jacket worn by a charro, a mexican horse rider chaqueta charra [f] MX
exaggerated set of jewels or costume jewelry worn by a person ferretería [f] VE derog.
old machete with a worn out blade filinga [f] HN derog.
wide leather belt worn by men over their pants to carry change and a gun faja [f] DO CO VE
worn-out bed catrera [f] AR UY
old and worn-out machete guaracha [f] SV
garment worn by the rural inhabitants, made of thick cloth coleta [f] PA
visorless military cap worn by public school students cristina [f] EC
visorless military cap worn by public school students cristina [f] PE disused
elastic band with an ornament worn by women to hold their hair cola [f] HN SV NI CR
long, durable cotton shirt worn by children and workers cotona (inglés) [f] PE CL
old and worn out machete güira [f] HN:N,C,W SV
person who sells worn out or damaged objects kacharpera [f] BO
distinctive bracelet worn by the soccer team captain jineta [f] HN
old worn out item magalla [f] VE:C
cloth with a number worn by players in many sports or competitions pechera [f] CL
worn out garment pilcha [f] BO PY rur.
comb worn by women wearing traditional panamanian clothing peineta de balcón [f] PA
short chaps or riding apron leather pants worn by cowboys pinganilla [f] EC disused
prosthetic spur worn by an injured fighter cock pioja [f] CO:C,Sw
large pile of worn out objects perolada [f] VE
emblem of an institution worn on the lapel piocha [f] CL
silk blouse embroidered in bright colors worn by chola cuencana woman polca [f] EC
long, full, pleated skirt of thick fabric worn by rural and poor women pollera [f] PE BO
skirt of thick fabric in bright colors with pleats and embroidery along the hem worn by cholas cuencanas women pollera [f] EC
covering worn tires with rubber recauchada [f] CR EC CL
old and worn out clothes remúa [f] DO
pearl jewelry worn with a pollera skirt roseta [f] PA
holes in worn out clothes tronera [f] DO
white garment worn by priests camisa romana [f] disused
worn out coin chagolla [f] MX rare
worn out vencido [adj] AMER
worn out ruco [adj] LAM
worn down pompo [adj] CO
worn out alcanzado [adj] CO
worn out como masa de alcapurria [adj] PR
worn out derrengado  [adj] DO
worn down arruinado [adj] UY derog.
worn apelechado [adj] PY
worn out amasijado [adj] BO AR UY
worn or damaged (blade) amellado [adj] HN SV NI CR DO VE
wearing anaco (fabric worn by women) anacudo (del quechua) [adj] EC disused
tilted up and worn toward the back of the head (hat) abriscanado [adj] MX:N rur.
worn out (person) chorreado [adj] EC disused
worn out esbaratado [adj] PR
worn out desbaratado [adj] CU DO PR
worn out esbaratao [adj] PR
worn out (person) esñemado [adj] PR
worn out (person) desyemado [adj] PR
worn-down carreteado [adj] CL
worn out gaseado [adj] PR
worn furruqueado [adj] VE
worn out (person) correteado [adj] MX
old, dirty, and worn out (clothing) hilachento [adj] BO
worn out hundido [adj] DO
worn out liquidado [adj] CU
worn out from use kilometreado [adj] CR
worn out juco [adj] SV
worn out malanochado [adj] EC rare
worn out destoletado [adj] CU
worn out despetroncado [adj] CU
worn out luido [adj] MX NI
worn out luyido [adj] MX HN NI CR
worn despetroncado [adj] CU
worn out from work destutanado [adj] DO
worn down matungo [adj] CL:S derog.
worn down matungo [adj] PR BO PY AR UY
worn down morroñoso [adj] PA
worn out morroñoso [adj] PA
worn out palmado [adj] AR
worn out pajizo [adj] NI
worn down pajizo [adj] NI
worn away pajizo [adj] NI
worn from use rabincho [adj] PY
worn out pugilateado [adj] PR
worn out rochado [adj] PR
worn potriado [adj] SV
worn out ponchado [adj] MX NI
worn out rayado [adj] NI
covering worn tires with rubber reencauchador [adj] GT HN SV NI CR PA CO VE EC PE BO CL PY AR UY
worn away ruñido [adj] VE
worn away ruyido [adj] VE
worn down robado [adj] PE BO PY
worn out regado [adj] PA
worn out rematado [adj] CO AR UY
worn out rotoso [adj] PE CL AR UY EC BO
worn out sopeteado [adj] PA
worn out tanta [adj] BO:C,W,S
worn out yonqueado [adj] PR
worn out terminado [adj] CR BO EC
worn out andado [adj] rare
worn out cefrado [adj] ES local
worn lamido [adj] rare
worn out matungo [adj] AR UY
worn out ruco [adj] GT CR
be worn out by service caduquear [v] disused
fasten (a piece of clothing worn) atrincarse [v] VE
offer a discount on the price of a product that doesn't sell or that is worn out castigar [v] VE PE
get worn out from too much work destutanarse [v] CU DO
become worn out luyir [v] HN NI
get worn out ostinarse [v] VE
get worn out obstinarse [v] CU VE PY
cover worn tires with rubber recapar [v] CU AR EC disused
cover worn tires with rubber reencauchar [v] GT HN SV NI CR PA CO VE EC PE BO CL PY AR
cover worn tires with rubber reencauchar [v] UY disused
become worn down robarse [v] PE BO
become worn out abatanarse [v] BO rare
get worn out lasarse [v] disused
become worn out raerse [v] disused
belting worn by soldiers arreos [m/pl] HN
strapping worn by soldiers arreos [m/pl] HN
rawhide chaps and other articles of clothing typical worn by creoles cueros [m/pl] AR:Nw
clothing worn out from use, old household items, or personal objects of little value chalmates (del náhuatl) [m/pl] HN
lightweight footwear worn for sports esníquers (inglés sneakers) [m/pl] US
low leather shoes with laces worn by school children colegiales [m/pl] CU PR
a worn out tire una rueda gastada fig.
worn chirajoso [adj] CAM
worn deteriorada [adj/f]
worn out abrumada [adj/f]
worn out acabada [adj/f]
worn rota [adj/f]
worn rozada [adj/f]
worn out cascada [adj/f]
worn pasada [adj/f]
worn sobada [adj/f]
well-worn sobada [adj/f]
well-worn socorrida [adj/f]
worn andada [adj/f]
worn tazada [adj/f]
worn out trabajada [adj/f]
worn traída [adj/f]
worn out maltrecha [adj/f]
well-worn trillada [adj/f]
well-worn manoseada [adj/f]
worn out vencida [adj/f] AMER
worn gastada [adj/f]
worn desbocada [adj/f]
worn down desgastada [adj/f]
worn desgastada [adj/f]
worn deslucida [adj/f]
well-worn resobada [adj/f]
worn ajada [adj/f]
worn out caduca [adj/f]
worn out cansada [adj/f]
done/worn on sunday dominguera [adj/f]
worn by work (said of animals) cansina [adj/f]
worn out raída [adj/f]
worn out magullada [adj/f]
worn out mala [adj/f]
worn-out (horse) arrocinada [adj/f]
worn-out by anxiety asendereada [adj/f]
worn with age decrépita [adj/f]
worn out (with grief) transida [adj/f]
care-worn trasnochada [adj/f]
worn out trasnochada [adj/f]
worn out trasojada [adj/f]