英语词汇bore怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ bore /ˈboɚ/ verb

bores; bored; boring

¹ bore

/ˈboɚ/

verb

bores; bored; boring

Learner's definition of BORE

[+ object]

: to make (someone) tired and annoyed by being uninteresting or too much the same（因无聊或啰唆）使厌烦

He was bored by the lecture. = The lecture bored him.那个讲座他听烦了。
Good writers will avoid boring their readers at any cost.好作家会竭尽全力不让读者感到厌烦。
Eventually she got bored with the party and left.最后，她厌烦了那场聚会，离开了。

◊ Someone or something that bores you stiff or bores you to death or bores you to tears is extremely boring.无聊之极；（使）非常厌烦

I was bored stiff during the movie.那部电影真是无聊透顶了。
I was bored to death the whole time he was talking.他的整个讲话都使我很厌烦。
He bores us all to tears by telling the same stories over and over again.他把同样的故事讲了一遍又一遍，我们都快被他烦死了。

— compare ³bore

— bored

adjective [more bored; most bored]

a few bored teenagers几个无聊的少年
I've never been so bored.我从来没有这么无聊过。

² bore /ˈboɚ/ noun

plural bores

² bore

/ˈboɚ/

noun

plural bores

Learner's definition of BORE

[count]

: an uninteresting person or thing : a person or thing that makes people feel tired and annoyed无聊的人（或事物）；令人厌烦的人（或事物）

They're a bunch of bores!他们是一帮讨厌的家伙！
The lecture was a total bore.这场讲座无聊透顶。

— compare ⁴bore, ⁵bore

◊ Do not confuse bore with boor.

³ bore /ˈboɚ/ verb

bores; bored; boring

³ bore

/ˈboɚ/

verb

bores; bored; boring

Learner's definition of BORE

: to make (a hole, tunnel, etc.) in something with a tool or by digging钻（孔）；挖（隧道）

[+ object]

My drill isn't powerful enough to bore a hole through that post.我的钻头力度不够，没法在柱子上钻个洞。
She designs machines that are used to bore tunnels.她设计挖隧道的机器。

[no object]

Along the trunk of the tree are holes where insects have bored into the tree.顺着树干有一些虫子蛀的洞。
boring deep into the earth深挖洞

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

The teacher's eyes bored into me. [=the teacher stared at me]老师死死地盯着我看。

[no object] : to move forward steadily钻进；挤入

We bored through the crowd and finally got to the gate.我们钻进人群，终于挤到了门口。

— compare ¹bore

⁴ bore /ˈboɚ/ noun

plural bores

⁴ bore

/ˈboɚ/

noun

plural bores

Learner's definition of BORE

[count]

: a hole made by boring钻孔

— called also borehole

a : the space inside a gun barrel that is shaped like a tube（枪的）内膛

b : the width of the inside part of a gun barrel（枪的）内径

a .22 bore revolver*22口径的左轮手枪

— compare ²bore, ⁵bore

⁵ bore /ˈboɚ/ noun

plural bores

⁵ bore

/ˈboɚ/

noun

plural bores

Learner's definition of BORE

[count]

: a giant wave that rushes into a river or bay（海水涌入江河、海湾的）涌潮，激潮，涛

a tidal bore涌潮

— compare ²bore, ⁴bore

⁶ bore

Learner's definition of BORE

past tense of ²bear

单词	bore
释义	bore (noun) bore (verb) bore (noun) bore (noun) bore bore 8 ENTRIES FOUND: bore (verb) bore (noun) bore (verb) bore (noun) bore (noun) bore bear (verb) tear (noun) ¹ bore /ˈboɚ/ verb bores; bored; boring ¹ bore /ˈboɚ/ verb bores; bored; boring Learner's definition of BORE [+ object] : to make (someone) tired and annoyed by being uninteresting or too much the same（因无聊或啰唆）使厌烦 He was bored by the lecture. = The lecture bored him.那个讲座他听烦了。 Good writers will avoid boring their readers at any cost.好作家会竭尽全力不让读者感到厌烦。 Eventually she got bored with the party and left.最后，她厌烦了那场聚会，离开了。 ◊ Someone or something that bores you stiff or bores you to death or bores you to tears is extremely boring.无聊之极；（使）非常厌烦 I was bored stiff during the movie.那部电影真是无聊透顶了。 I was bored to death the whole time he was talking.他的整个讲话都使我很厌烦。 He bores us all to tears by telling the same stories over and over again.他把同样的故事讲了一遍又一遍，我们都快被他烦死了。 — compare ³bore — bored adjective [more bored; most bored] a few bored teenagers几个无聊的少年 I've never been so bored.我从来没有这么无聊过。 ² bore /ˈboɚ/ noun plural bores ² bore /ˈboɚ/ noun plural bores Learner's definition of BORE [count] : an uninteresting person or thing : a person or thing that makes people feel tired and annoyed无聊的人（或事物）；令人厌烦的人（或事物） They're a bunch of bores!他们是一帮讨厌的家伙！ The lecture was a total bore.这场讲座无聊透顶。 — compare ⁴bore, ⁵bore ◊ Do not confuse bore with boor. ³ bore /ˈboɚ/ verb bores; bored; boring ³ bore /ˈboɚ/ verb bores; bored; boring Learner's definition of BORE 1 : to make (a hole, tunnel, etc.) in something with a tool or by digging钻（孔）；挖（隧道） [+ object] My drill isn't powerful enough to bore a hole through that post.我的钻头力度不够，没法在柱子上钻个洞。 She designs machines that are used to bore tunnels.她设计挖隧道的机器。 [no object] Along the trunk of the tree are holes where insects have bored into the tree.顺着树干有一些虫子蛀的洞。 boring deep into the earth深挖洞 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 The teacher's eyes bored into me. [=the teacher stared at me]老师死死地盯着我看。 2 [no object] : to move forward steadily钻进；挤入 We bored through the crowd and finally got to the gate.我们钻进人群，终于挤到了门口。 — compare ¹bore ⁴ bore /ˈboɚ/ noun plural bores ⁴ bore /ˈboɚ/ noun plural bores Learner's definition of BORE [count] 1 : a hole made by boring钻孔 — called also borehole 2 a : the space inside a gun barrel that is shaped like a tube（枪的）内膛 b : the width of the inside part of a gun barrel（枪的）内径 a .22 bore revolver22口径的左轮手枪 — compare ²bore, ⁵bore ⁵ bore /ˈboɚ/ noun plural bores ⁵ bore /ˈboɚ/ noun plural bores Learner's definition of BORE [count] : a giant wave that rushes into a river or bay（海水涌入江河、海湾的）涌潮，激潮，涛 a tidal bore*涌潮 — compare ²bore, ⁴bore ⁶ bore ⁶ bore Learner's definition of BORE past tense of ²bear
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