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Yes, 累 (lèi) can be used in place of 疲劳 (pí láo) to mean "tired (adj.)". However, 累 is more commonly used in everyday conversations to express the feeling of being tired. 疲劳 (Píláo) is often used in more formal or medical contexts to describe a prolonged or significant level of tiredness.
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So what’s the main difference between these two words?
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The most common way of expressing "tiredness" in Simplified Chinese is "疲劳" (pí láo). This word can be used as both a noun and an adjective, meaning "fatigue, weariness, tiredness" and "tired, fatigued, strain" respectively.
Other words that can also express the concept of "tiredness" in Simplified Chinese include:
1. "疲惫" (pí bèi): This word is similar to "疲劳" and can also be used as both a noun and an adjective. It conveys a sense of extreme exhaustion and weariness.
2. "疲倦" (pí juàn): This word is often used to describe a feeling of tiredness or fatigue after physical or mental exertion.
3. "疲乏" (pí fá): This word is commonly used to describe a feeling of physical tiredness or fatigue.
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