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    Tiré (en. I threw)

    /tiˈɾe/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    An element that has been removed from something.
    The cork from the wine bottle broke.
    El tiré de la boca del vino se rompió.
    The action of taking something out of its place.
    The trunk of the old oak leaves a huge gap.
    El tiré del viejo roble deja un hueco enorme.
    verb
    Form of the verb 'tirar'.
    He threw the paper in the trash.
    Él tiré el papel en la basura.
    To take out or expel something.
    She threw the ball too far.
    Ella tiré el balón demasiado lejos.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'tirar', which comes from the Latin 'tira', meaning to throw or launch.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    To throw in the towel
    To give up or desist in the face of difficulty.
    Tirar la toalla
    To throw overboard
    To get rid of something valuable.
    Tirar por la borda
    To pull on the rope
    To try to obtain something through pressure or negotiation.
    Tirar de la cuerda

    Related Words

    throw
    To launch or drop something.
    tirar
    cork
    A portion of thin and long material.
    tira
    throwing
    The action of launching or throwing something.
    tiradera

    Slang Meanings

    An expression of being tired or fatigued.
    I'm so tired that I can't go on.
    Estoy tan tiré que no puedo más.
    To feel emotionally exhausted.
    After all the work, I feel completely tired.
    Después de todo el trabajo, me siento completamente tiré.