Definition of defatigation in English:

defatigation

noun dɪˌfatɪˈɡeɪʃn

Medicine

The fact or condition of being tired out or exhausted; fatigue, (in later use often) specifically mental fatigue.

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fisher (c1469–1535), bishop of Rochester, cardinal, and martyr. From classical Latin dēfatīgātiōn-, dēfatīgātiō physical or mental exhaustion, state of being worn out from dēfatīgāt-, past participial stem of dēfatīgāre + -iō.

Definition of defatigation in US English:

defatigation

noundɪˌfatɪˈɡeɪʃn

Medicine

The fact or condition of being tired out or exhausted; fatigue, (in later use often) specifically mental fatigue.

单词	defatigation
释义	Definition of defatigation in English: defatigation noun dɪˌfatɪˈɡeɪʃn Medicine The fact or condition of being tired out or exhausted; fatigue, (in later use often) specifically mental fatigue. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fisher (c1469–1535), bishop of Rochester, cardinal, and martyr. From classical Latin dēfatīgātiōn-, dēfatīgātiō physical or mental exhaustion, state of being worn out from dēfatīgāt-, past participial stem of dēfatīgāre + -iō. Definition of defatigation in US English: defatigation noundɪˌfatɪˈɡeɪʃn Medicine The fact or condition of being tired out or exhausted; fatigue, (in later use often) specifically mental fatigue. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fisher (c1469–1535), bishop of Rochester, cardinal, and martyr. From classical Latin dēfatīgātiōn-, dēfatīgātiō physical or mental exhaustion, state of being worn out from dēfatīgāt-, past participial stem of dēfatīgāre + -iō.
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