Hartas (en. Fed up)

/ˈaɾtas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Indicates the state of being tired or fatigued by something.

I am fed up with hearing those complaints.

Estoy harto de escuchar esas quejas.

Expresses displeasure towards a repetitive situation.

She is fed up with her current job.

Ella está harta de su trabajo actual.

Denotes that one has had enough of something.

We are fed up with empty promises.

Estamos hartos de las promesas vacías.

From the verb 'hartar', which comes from the Latin 'fartare'.

to be fed up with

To be tired or annoyed with something.

estar harto de

fed up with so much

Tired or exhausted by a prolonged situation.

harto de tanto

to be fed up with

To reach a limit of tolerance towards something.

hartarse de

to satiate

A verb that means to cause tiredness or annoyance.

hartar

fed up

State of extreme annoyance or displeasure.

hastiado

satiation

Feeling of being overly satisfied or tired.

hartazgo

To be fed up to the top

I am fed up to the top with his lies.

Estoy hasta la coronilla de sus mentiras.

To not be able to take any more

I can't take any more, I am already fed up.

No puedo con más, ya estoy harta.

To be done with something

I have already had enough of their problems, I am fed up.

Ya pasé de sus problemas, estoy harta.