英语词汇bore的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

bore

verb uk/bɔːr/ us/bɔːr/

(FAIL TO INTEREST)

[ T ]使厌烦;使讨厌

to talk or act in a way that makes someone lose interest

"Am I boring you?" she asked anxiously. “我让你厌烦了吗?”她焦急地问道。

bore someone silly 使…觉得无聊透顶

to make someone feel very bored

We were all bored silly by the play. 这出戏让我们都觉得无聊得要死。

To be honest, I've been bored silly in more meetings than I care to mention.

Most people over the age of ten will probably be bored silly by the predictable plot and two-dimensional characters.

I'm not a big fan of shows like this. If I'm honest. Most of them bore me silly.

I'll come over and bore you silly with photos of my travels.

I was so bored that I slept through the second half of the film.
I enjoyed my course at first, but after a time I got bored with it.
He sensed (that) his guests were bored, although they were listening politely.
He grew bored of the countryside.
The novelty of these toys soon wore off and the children became bored with them.
Sometimes I enjoy my English lessons, but at other times I find them really boring.
UK This programme's boring - shall I turn over to BBC?
Your hair has a natural wave whereas mine's just straight and boring.
This town is so boring in the evening - there's never anything happening.
Life would be bloody boring if nothing ever went wrong.

(MAKE A HOLE)

[ I or T, usually + adv/prep ]钻;挖;凿（洞）

to make a hole in something using a tool

He used a drill to bore a hole in the wall. 他用钻子在墙上凿了一个洞。

The workmen bored through the rock. 工人们凿透了岩石。

(BEAR)

（bear 的过去式）

past simple of bear

Phrasal verb

bore into someone （令人紧张地）盯住…

If someone's eyes bore into you, they look at you very hard and make you feel nervous.

bore

noun uk/bɔːr/ us/bɔːr/

(NOT INTERESTING)

[ C ] disapproving令人讨厌的人

someone who talks too much about boring subjects

I had to sit next to Michael at dinner - he's such a bore. 晚饭时我不得不坐在迈克尔旁边——他这人真讨厌。

(ANNOYING)

[ S ] informal使人厌烦的事（或情况）

an activity or situation that is annoying or unpleasant

Ironing is such a bore. 熨烫衣服真烦人。

[ + -ing verb ] It's an awful bore cooking a meal every night. 每晚都做饭是件特别讨厌的事。

[ + to infinitive ] It's such a bore to have to write this out all over again. 非得将这重新写出来可真烦人。

Synonyms: annoyancebother (ANNOYING) inconvenience irritant (MAKING ANGRY)nuisancea pain (in the neck)

(HOLE)

[ C ] engineering specialized (US usually gauge)内径，口径

the space inside a pipe or tube, or the diameter (= measurement across the widest part) of this space

a narrow bore 窄口径

a bore of 16 millimetres 16毫米的口径

(WAVE)

[ C ]（海水涌入江河）涌潮，激潮

a very large wave that runs from the sea up a narrow river at particular times of year

the Severn Bore （英国的）塞文河涌潮

-bore

suffix mainly UK uk/ -bɔːr/ us/ -bɔːr/ (US usually -gauge)

…口径的，…内膛的

used in adjectives to express the width of the space inside a cylinder, especially the inside of a gun barrel (= part shaped like a tube)

a twelve-bore shotgun 口径为12毫米的猎枪

词汇	bore
释义	bore verb uk/bɔːr/ us/bɔːr/ (FAIL TO INTEREST) [ T ]使厌烦;使讨厌 to talk or act in a way that makes someone lose interest "Am I boring you?" she asked anxiously. “我让你厌烦了吗?”她焦急地问道。 bore someone silly 使…觉得无聊透顶 to make someone feel very bored We were all bored silly by the play. 这出戏让我们都觉得无聊得要死。 To be honest, I've been bored silly in more meetings than I care to mention. Most people over the age of ten will probably be bored silly by the predictable plot and two-dimensional characters. I'm not a big fan of shows like this. If I'm honest. Most of them bore me silly. I'll come over and bore you silly with photos of my travels. 更多例句 I was so bored that I slept through the second half of the film. I enjoyed my course at first, but after a time I got bored with it. He sensed (that) his guests were bored, although they were listening politely. He grew bored of the countryside. The novelty of these toys soon wore off and the children became bored with them. Sometimes I enjoy my English lessons, but at other times I find them really boring. UK This programme's boring - shall I turn over to BBC? Your hair has a natural wave whereas mine's just straight and boring. This town is so boring in the evening - there's never anything happening. Life would be bloody boring if nothing ever went wrong. (MAKE A HOLE) [ I or T, usually + adv/prep ]钻;挖;凿（洞） to make a hole in something using a tool He used a drill to bore a hole in the wall. 他用钻子在墙上凿了一个洞。 The workmen bored through the rock. 工人们凿透了岩石。 (BEAR) （bear 的过去式） past simple of bear Phrasal verb bore into someone （令人紧张地）盯住… If someone's eyes bore into you, they look at you very hard and make you feel nervous. bore noun uk/bɔːr/ us/bɔːr/ (NOT INTERESTING) [ C ] disapproving令人讨厌的人 someone who talks too much about boring subjects I had to sit next to Michael at dinner - he's such a bore. 晚饭时我不得不坐在迈克尔旁边——他这人真讨厌。 (ANNOYING) [ S ] informal使人厌烦的事（或情况） an activity or situation that is annoying or unpleasant Ironing is such a bore. 熨烫衣服真烦人。 [ + -ing verb ] It's an awful bore cooking a meal every night. 每晚都做饭是件特别讨厌的事。 [ + to infinitive ] It's such a bore to have to write this out all over again. 非得将这重新写出来可真烦人。 Synonyms: annoyancebother (ANNOYING) inconvenience irritant (MAKING ANGRY)nuisancea pain (in the neck) (HOLE) [ C ] engineering specialized (US usually gauge)内径，口径 the space inside a pipe or tube, or the diameter (= measurement across the widest part) of this space a narrow bore 窄口径 a bore of 16 millimetres 16毫米的口径 (WAVE) [ C ]（海水涌入江河）涌潮，激潮 a very large wave that runs from the sea up a narrow river at particular times of year the Severn Bore （英国的）塞文河涌潮 -bore suffix mainly UK uk/ -bɔːr/ us/ -bɔːr/ (US usually -gauge) …口径的，…内膛的 used in adjectives to express the width of the space inside a cylinder, especially the inside of a gun barrel (= part shaped like a tube) a twelve-bore shotgun 口径为12毫米的猎枪
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