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Collocation

I'm knackered

verb + adjective B2 verb + adjective

Feeling extremely tired; exhausted.

I'm knackered: Feeling extremely tired; exhausted.

Definition

'I'm knackered' is a common English collocation. Feeling extremely tired; exhausted.

be + knackered

“After a long shift at work, I'm absolutely knackered and just want to go to bed.”

Examples

  • After playing football for two hours, I'm completely knackered.
  • She looked a bit knackered after staying up all night studying for her exams.
  • We've been packing boxes all day, so we're absolutely knackered.
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  • He said he was too knackered to go out tonight, preferring to relax at home.
  • The children were utterly knackered after their trip to the amusement park.
  • I was so knackered after the marathon that I slept for twelve hours straight.
  • Even though it was only midday, the farmer felt knackered after fixing the broken fence.
  • You look a bit knackered; perhaps you should take a break and get some rest.
  • They must be completely knackered after competing in three races this morning.
  • Don't disturb him, he's knackered from travelling all day.

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