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For me right now, when I'm recording it, it is July 6th, 2020, and it is hot outside.

Summer is in full swing.

Just spending, you know, 10 minutes outside makes me feel pretty worn out.

Yeah.

Oh, my God, that's today's expression. That is today's expression.

To be or to feel worn out. W-O-R-N-O-U-T. It's two words. Warn, W-O-R-N-O-T-t or of course present tense wear out, to wear something out.

If you do that, you will wear yourself out.

Don't do that, or you will wear out, you know, whatever it is.

So what does it mean to be worn out or to wear something out?

Yeah, I'm going to give you actually two definitions. Remember, when you study phrasal verbs, it's actually really complicated because one

phrasal verb can have many different types of meanings. Usually they're kind of similar,

but not always.

Actually, you know, if you join DDM, that's where we learn about this all the time,

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The first one is, for example, shoes.

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