How do you use "Stank" in a sentence?

I'm proper stank. Feeling a bit stank. Stank after that walk.

Stank

Q: What does "Stank" mean?

Tired, worn out (West Country). In West Country, being 'stank' means being tired or exhausted. 'I'm proper stank' means I'm really tired. Different from standard English 'stank' (past tense of stink).

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Significado: Tired, worn out (West Country).

累了，筋疲力尽（西南英格兰方言）。

Cansado, agotado (dialecto del suroeste de Inglaterra).

疲れた、くたくた（ウエスト・カントリー方言）。

피곤한, 지친 (웨스트 컨트리 방언).

In West Country, being 'stank' means being tired or exhausted. 'I'm proper stank' means I'm really tired. Different from standard English 'stank' (past tense of stink).

在西南英格兰，'stank'意思是累了或筋疲力尽。'I'm proper stank'意思是我真的很累。与标准英语中的'stank'（stink的过去式，意为发臭）不同。

En el suroeste de Inglaterra, estar 'stank' significa estar cansado o agotado. 'I'm proper stank' significa estoy muy cansado. Diferente del inglés estándar 'stank' (pasado de stink, apestar).

ウエスト・カントリーで「stank」は疲れた、へとへとという意味。「I'm proper stank」はすごく疲れたという意味。標準英語の「stank」（stinkの過去形＝臭った）とは異なる。

웨스트 컨트리에서 'stank'는 피곤하거나 지쳤다는 뜻이다. 'I'm proper stank'는 정말 피곤하다는 의미. 표준 영어의 'stank' (stink의 과거형)과는 다른 뜻이다.

Ejemplos

I'm proper stank.
我累坏了
Estoy agotado
すごく疲れた
엄청 피곤해.
Feeling a bit stank.
有点累
Me siento un poco cansado
ちょっと疲れてる
좀 피곤하네.
Stank after that walk.
走完那段路累死了
Agotado después de esa caminata
あの散歩の後くたくただ
그 산책 후에 녹초가 됐어.

Pronunciación

/stæŋk/

Guía de uso

Contexto: tiredness, exhaustion, West Country

Tono: tired, complaining

✓ Correcto

Stank
累了
cansado
疲れた
지쳤어
Proper stank
累坏了
muy cansado
すごく疲れた
완전 지쳤어

✗ Incorrecto

West Country—not about smell
西南英格兰方言——与气味无关
Dialecto del suroeste de Inglaterra, no tiene que ver con el olor
ウエスト・カントリー方言——臭いとは関係ない
웨스트 컨트리 방언—냄새와는 무관

Errores comunes

Tired, not smelly—different word

Origen e historia

West Country dialect word for tired or exhausted, unrelated to smelling. The word has different meaning than standard English 'stank.'

Etimología: West Country dialect for tired

Primera vez registrado: West Country dialect

Contexto cultural

Era: Traditional

Generation: Older generations

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: West Country dialect

Regional notes: West Country.

Variaciones

Stank

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