What does 使い果たす in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 使い果たす in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 使い果たす in Japanese.
The word 使い果たす in Japanese means ～をやたら使う, ～に～をつぎ込む、使い果たす, ～を使い切る、使い果たす, 使い果たす、使い切る、品切れになる, ～をひどく消費する［使い果たす］. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 使い果たす
～をやたら使う(slang (squander money) (お金) The musician had blown his entire fortune, and was poor again. |
～に～をつぎ込む、使い果たす(squander money) (お金) Sophie blew all her wages on a new dress. |
～を使い切る、使い果たす(use up, exhaust) 彼女はシリアルを一箱使い切ったので、新しい箱を開けることになった。 She finished the box of cereal and had to open another one. |
使い果たす、使い切る、品切れになる(have none left) He went to the shop, as he had run out of milk. |
～をひどく消費する［使い果たす］(put under strain) (忍耐など) The long wait tested Jessica's patience. The realisation that the project was more difficult than he had thought tested Tim's resolve. |
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