● bore
verb (FAIL TO INTEREST)
[ T ]
to talk or act in a way that makes someone lose interest:
"Am I boring you?" she asked anxiously.
bore someone silly
to make someone feel very bored:
We were all bored silly by the play.
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.
● bore verb (MAKE A HOLE)
[ I or T, usually + adv/prep ]
to make a hole in something using a tool:
He used a drill to bore a hole in the wall.
bore through
The workmen bored through the rock.
bore
타동사
~에 구멍을 뚫다, ~을 파다, ~를 헤치고 나가다.
명사
뚫은 구멍, 시추공.
구멍 뚫는 연장, 기계송곳(드릴).
타동사
지루하게 하다.
파생어: boring, boresome
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