bored

英 [bɔːd]

美 [bɔːrd]

adj.  (对某人 / 事物)厌倦的; 烦闷的
v.  (尤指因啰唆)使厌烦; 钻，凿，挖(长而深的洞); 盯着看
bore的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：bored　过去式：bored　

高考TEM8

Oxford 3000 / Collins.2 / BNC.4569 / COCA.5873

习惯用语

adj.

bored stiffbored to death/tearsbored out of your mind
• 厌烦透了的；极其厌倦的
  extremely bored
be scared/bored witless
• 被吓破了胆；乏味得要命
  to be extremely frightened or bored

牛津词典

adj.

• （对某人 / 事物）厌倦的；烦闷的
  feeling tired and impatient because you have lost interest in sb/sth or because you have nothing to do
  1. The children quickly got bored with staying indoors.
     孩子们在屋子里很快就待不住了。
  2. There was a bored expression on her face.
     她脸上有一种厌倦的表情。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 感到厌倦的；感到厌烦的
  If you arebored, you feel tired and impatient because you have lost interest in something or because you have nothing to do.
  1. I am getting very bored with this entire business.
     我开始对这整件事情感到非常厌倦。

Take care not to confuseboredandboring.
注意不要混淆bored和boring。

英英释义

adj

• uninterested because of frequent exposure or indulgence
  1. his blase indifference
  2. a petulant blase air
  3. the bored gaze of the successful film star
  Synonym:blase
• tired of the world
  1. bored with life
  2. strolled through the museum with a bored air
  Synonym:world-weary

双语例句

• Even their three dogs got bored and fell asleep as he ranted on
  他还在胡言乱语，连他们养的3条狗都无聊得睡着了。
• Your grandmother has nothing to stop her from being bored, grouchy and lonely.
  你奶奶既无聊又孤独，总是没完没了地发牢骚。
• The boys were getting bored
  男孩子们开始感到厌烦。
• He grew bored by the sameness of the speeches.
  这些千篇一律的演讲让他心生厌烦。
• She was bored with the deadening routine of her life.
  她厌倦了自己生活令人窒息的一成不变。
• Tory-bashing or Labour-bashing will not be enough to shift bored, suspicious voters.
  抨击保守党或工党并不足以改变那些心生厌倦、心存怀疑的选民的态度。
• The mice have bored a hole in the wall.
  老鼠在墙上打了个洞。
• 'Take a seat,' he said in a bored tone
  “请坐，”他不耐烦地说道。
• She was always harping on her poverty, and people were bored stiff.
  她老哭穷，人们都听絮烦了。
• I dropped out of high school. It bored me to death.
  我从中学退学了，那种学校生活令我烦得要死。