bore
🇺🇸
/bɔːr/
🇬🇧
/bɔː(r)/
verb
R
to make someone feel uninterested or tired, especially by talking too much
His long speech about taxes will bore everyone at the meeting.
他关于税收的长篇大论会让会议上的每个人都感到无聊。
R
to make a deep hole by drilling or digging
The machine can bore through hard rock to make tunnels.
这台机器可以钻穿坚硬的岩石来建造隧道。
R
to look at someone very hard and make them feel uneasy
His intense stare seemed to bore right through me.
他强烈的凝视似乎要穿透我。
R
to make someone feel uninterested or to make a hole
Some movies bore me, but others are exciting.
有些电影让我感到无聊，但其他电影很刺激。
noun
R
a person who is not interesting and talks too much
He is such a bore because he only talks about himself.
他真是个无聊的人，因为他只谈论自己。
R
something that is not interesting or annoys you
Waiting in line is a real bore for most people.
对大多数人来说，排队等候真的很无聊。
R
the inside hole of a tube or gun, or how wide it is
The gun has a large bore that makes it powerful.
这把枪的口径很大，使其威力强大。
R
a big wave that moves up a river from the sea
The bore wave rushed up the river during high tide.
涌潮在涨潮时沿着河流急速上涌。
R
a deep hole dug in the ground to find water or oil
They dug a bore to reach the water underground.
他们挖了一口井来获取地下的水。
translation
使...感到无聊, 钻孔, 盯着看, 使无聊或钻孔
无聊的人, 无聊的事物, 内径, 涌潮, 钻井
词形变化
3rd Present
bores
Past
bored
Perfect
bored
Progressive
boring
Plural
bores