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    Hartos (en. Fed up)

    /ˈartos/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Tired or annoyed by a repetitive situation.
    We're fed up with hearing the same complaints.
    Estamos hartos de escuchar las mismas quejas.
    Angry due to a lack of consideration from others.
    The children are fed up with never receiving attention.
    Los niños están hartos de que nunca les presten atención.
    Satisfied or fulfilled in a need.
    I'm fed up with eating the same thing all the time.
    Estoy harto de comer siempre lo mismo.

    Etymology

    It comes from the verb 'hartar,' which means 'to satisfy something in excess.'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be fed up with
    to feel tired or annoyed by something that repeats.
    estar harto de
    not to be fed up
    to indicate that one still has patience or tolerance.
    no estar harto

    Related Words

    hartar
    To satisfy something to the point of causing fatigue.
    hartar
    hartura
    Satisfaction or excess that causes fatigue.
    hartura

    Slang Meanings

    To be up to the crown.
    I'm fed up, I can't stand it anymore!
    Estoy harto, ¡ya no aguanto más!
    To be fed up to the brim.
    We're fed up with the same promises.
    Estamos hartos de las mismas promesas.