never tire of (something)

To never stop enjoying some activity or endeavor. Often said sarcastically of someone who likes to do something to an irritating degree. I'll never tire of our long hikes each weekend, Sandra. She never tires of reminding us about her amazing year abroad in London.

never tire of doing something

do something a lot, especially in a way that annoys people: He went to Harvard — as he never tires of reminding us.

词组	never tire of (something)
释义	never tire of (something) never tire of (something) To never stop enjoying some activity or endeavor. Often said sarcastically of someone who likes to do something to an irritating degree. I'll never tire of our long hikes each weekend, Sandra. She never tires of reminding us about her amazing year abroad in London. See also: never, of, tire Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. never tire of doing something do something a lot, especially in a way that annoys people: He went to Harvard — as he never tires of reminding us. See also: never, of, something, tire Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: vote of confidence (one) never would have guessed be a barrel of laughs be a bundle of laughs a barrel of laughs a barrel/bundle of laughs barrel of laughs eighth wonder thanks but no thanks thanks, but no thanks
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