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- DictionaryEx·haust/iɡˈzôst/
verb
- 1. drain (someone) of their physical or mental resources; tire out: "her day trip had exhausted her"
- 2. use up (resources or reserves) completely: "the country has exhausted its treasury reserves"
noun
- 1. waste gases or air expelled from an engine, turbine, or other machine in the course of its operation: "buses spewing out black clouds of exhaust"
The meaning of EXHAUST is to consume entirely : use up. How to use exhaust in a sentence. Synonym Discussion of Exhaust.
Exhaust definition: to drain of strength or energy, wear out, or fatigue greatly, as a person. See examples of EXHAUST used in a sentence.
EXHAUST definition: 1. to make someone extremely tired: 2. to use something completely: 3. the waste gas from an…. Learn more.
Exhaust is the gas or steam that is produced when the engine of a vehicle is running. ...the exhaust from a car engine. The city's streets are filthy and choked with exhaust fumes. ...the concentration of car exhausts in the Los Angeles area. More Synonyms of exhaust.
The noun exhaust refers to what comes out of your car's tailpipe. It consists of the burned gases and particulate matter that are created by the engine. As a verb, the word exhaust means to use something up, such as a food supply or your energy.
EXHAUST definition: 1. to finish all of the supply of something: 2. to make someone very tired: 3. to say everything…. Learn more.
Aug 19, 2024 · exhaust (plural exhausts) A system consisting of the parts of an engine through which burned gases or steam are discharged; see also exhaust system. The steam let out of a cylinder after it has done its work there.
The withdrawing of air, gas, etc. from a container or enclosure, as by means of a fan or pump. The discharge or release of used steam, gas, etc. from a steam or gas turbine or from the cylinders of an engine at the end of every working stroke of the pistons.
1. If something exhausts you, it makes you so tired, either physically or mentally, that you have no energy left. [...] 2. If you exhaust something such as money or food, you use or finish it all. [...] 3. If you have exhausted a subject or topic, you have talked about it so much that there is nothing more to say about it. [...] More.
1. a. The escape or release of vaporous waste material, as from an engine. b. The fumes or gases so released. 2. A duct or pipe through which waste material is emitted. 3. An apparatus for drawing out noxious air or waste material by means of a partial vacuum. [Latin exhaurīre, exhaust- : ex-, ex- + haurīre, to draw .] ex·haust′ed·ly adv.