bored

UK
/bɔːd/
US
/bɔrd/

Übersetzungen

boredpartizip perfekt
UK
/bɔːd/
US
/bɔrd/
Used attributively to mean 'perforated' or 'drilled', derived from the past participle of the verb 'bore'.
boredadjektiv
more bored
Komp.
most bored
Super.
UK
/bɔːd/
US
/bɔrd/
The bored students were not paying attention to the lecture.
Скучающие студенты не обращали внимания на лекцию.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
boreverb

bored

Präteritum

bored
Präteritum
bored
Partizip Perfekt
boring
Gerundium
UK
/bɔː/
US
/bɔr/
He used a drill to bore a hole in the wall.
Он использовал дрель, чтобы сверлить отверстие в стене.
She tends to bore people with her endless stories.
Она склонна надоедать людям своими бесконечными историями.
The machine can bore through solid rock.
Машина может пробуравливать сквозь твердый камень.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Definitionen

boredpartizip perfekt
Pierced, drilled, or hollowed out by boring.
The engineer inspected the bored holes for defects.
boredadjektiv
Feeling weary and impatient because one is unoccupied or lacks interest in one's current activity.
She felt bored during the long lecture and started doodling in her notebook.
boreverb
To make someone feel weary and uninterested by being dull or tedious.
The lecture on ancient pottery bored the students to tears.
To make a hole in something using a tool.
The workers bored a hole into the wall to install the new pipe.
To push or force one’s way steadily or laboriously (often followed by through, into, etc.).
The icebreaker bored through the thick Arctic ice.