How is the word gastarse translated from Spanish to English
Estropearse o quedar inservible de tanto usarlo.
To become damaged or unusable from continued use.
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Estropearse o quedar inservible de tanto usarlo.
To become damaged or unusable from continued use.
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See how the word “gastarse” is used in sentences
Los zapatos se me van a gastar si los llevo todos los días. — My shoes will wear out if I keep wearing them every day.
La caminata de hoy me va a agotar, seguro. — The hike will definitely wear me out today.
¿Crees que este sofá viejo se gastará pronto? — Do you think this old sofa will wear out soon?
¿Crees que este trabajo nos va a agotar? — Do you think this job will wear us out?
Mira si los neumáticos se están empezando a gastar. — Please check if the tires are starting to wear out.
No te agotes antes de la reunión importante. — Please don't wear yourself out before the big meeting.
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