Pronunciation: /dreɪnd/
verb past tense of drain, meaning to remove liquid from something
A1 I am drained after a long day at work.
A2 She drained the water from the sink before washing the dishes.
B1 The constant demands of his job drained him of all energy.
B2 The marathon drained her physically and mentally, but she crossed the finish line with a smile.
C1 Years of working in a high-stress environment drained him of his passion for the job.
C2 The emotional toll of the breakup drained her completely, leaving her feeling empty and lost.
adjective exhausted of physical or mental strength
A1 I feel drained after working a long shift.
A2 She looked drained after running a marathon.
B1 The battery in my phone is completely drained.
B2 The constant stress of the job left her feeling emotionally drained.
C1 The financial crisis drained the company of its resources.
C2 The long and difficult negotiation process left both parties emotionally drained.
formal After a long day at work, I felt completely drained of energy.
informal I can't hang out tonight, I'm too drained from studying for my exams.
slang I was so drained after that workout, I could barely move.
figurative The constant stress of the job drained all the joy out of her life.
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