English–French
“worn out” in French
How to say “worn out” in French
“Worn out” in French is usé.
A familiar item whose edges, fabric, or surface have become thin, rubbed, or dull through regular use.
Example sentences with usé
Ses chaussures sont usées jusqu'à la corde.
His shoes are worn to the point of being threadbare.
Tips for using usé
- Usé describes wear from use rather than age alone, so vieux is more suitable when an object is simply old.