英：[bɔː(r)]
美：[bɔːr]
bore如何读
bore英汉释义
v.(动词)
- vt. 令人厌烦 make (sb) tired and uninterested by being dull or tedious
- vt. & vi. 挖,掘,钻,开凿(洞、井、隧道等) make (a hole, well, tunnel, etc.) with a revolving toll or by digging
- [C]令人讨厌的人〔事物〕,麻烦 person or thing that bores; nuisance
bore是什么意思
v. (动词)
- 使厌烦（不堪），使...讨厌，惹...厌烦，令人厌烦
- （开）凿，掘，挖（洞），挖井，挖掘，挖通道
- 打（眼），钻（孔），穿（孔），在...上钻孔，在...上打眼，被钻孔
- （使）烦扰，烦，顶腻味
- 挤过去，挤出，挤入（人群）
- 【机】膛（孔）
- 【赛马】拨开（别的马）
- 盯着看
- 从容而缓慢地前进
- 孔，眼
- 口径
- 怒潮，激潮，海啸
- 膛径，内径
- <英><口>令人讨厌的人或事物
- 内膛，枪膛，炮膛，膛
- 膛腔，孔腔
- 炮眼
- 高潮
- bear的过去式
bore变形
复数:bores
第三人称单数:bores
现在分词:boring
过去式:bored
过去分词:bored
bore词根
词根：bore
adj.boring 无聊的；令人厌烦的
bored 无聊的；无趣的；烦人的
n.boring 钻孔
boredom 厌倦；令人厌烦的事物
borer 钻孔器；穿孔者
v.boring 钻孔；使厌烦；挖空（bore的ing形式）
bored 使厌烦（bore的过去式）；烦扰
bore英英释义
verb (1)
transitive verb
to pierce with a turning or twisting movement of a tool
bore a wooden post
to make by boring or digging away material use a drill to bore a hole through the board
bored a tunnel
intransitive verb
to make a hole by or as if by boring
insects that bore into trees
to sink a mine shaft or well
boring for oil
to make one's way steadily especially against resistance
We bored through the jostling crowd.
noun (1)
a usually cylindrical hole made by or as if by the turning or twisting movement of a tool : a hole made by or as if by boring (see bore entry 1)
chiefly Australia and New Zealand a borehole drilled especially to make an artesian well
the long usually cylindrical hollow part of something (such as a tube or gun barrel)
the inner surface of a hollow cylindrical object
the size of a bore: such as
the interior diameter of a gun barrelespecially, chiefly British: gauge sense 1a(2)
a .22 bore revolver
the diameter of an engine cylinder
noun (1)
noun (2)
a tidal flood with a high abrupt front
a dangerous bore at the mouth of the Amazon
noun (3)
one that causes weariness and restlessness through lack of interest : one that causes boredom: such as
a dull or tiresome person
His friends are a bunch of bores.
something that is devoid of interest
The lecture was a total bore.
verb
transitive verb
to cause to feel weariness and restlessness through lack of interest : to cause to feel boredom got bored by the party and left
trying not to bore your audience
bore词组
bore hole钻孔；炮眼
bore diameter孔径，内径
cylinder bore缸膛
full bore贯眼；等径孔道；全孔射击
tidal bore涌潮，怒潮；潮津波
bore out钻孔；证实；显出
bore词源中文解释
“用旋转切割工具穿透或穿孔，用钻头、钻等工具打圆孔”，古英语 borian “穿透，穿孔”，源自 bor “钻头”，来自原始日耳曼语 *buron（也指古诺尔斯语 bora，瑞典语 borra，古高地德语 boron，中古荷兰语 boren，德语 bohren），源自 PIE 词根 *bhorh- “孔”。
bore_体育行业词汇
枪膛
bore词源英文解释
Verb (1) Middle English boren, going back to Old English borian, going back to Germanic *bur-ō- (whence Old High German borōn "to pierce," Old Norse bora), probably verbal derivative of a noun base bur- "tool for piercing" (whence Old English bor "chiseling instrument," Old High German bora); akin to Latin forāre "to bore," ferīre "to strike" Noun (1) Middle English, "hole, perforation," in part noun derivative of boren "to bore >entry 1," in part borrowed from Old Norse bora "borehole," derivative of bora "to bore" Noun (2) Middle English *bore wave, from Old Norse bāra Noun (3) of uncertain origin Note: Plausibly a derivative of the verb bore >entry 6, if this was a sense development of bore >entry 1 ("to drill, wear at" & "to induce ennui"); however, the noun, a vogue word among London political and cultural figures in the 1760's, appears to predate the verb. Verb perhaps verbal derivative of bore >entry 5 if the noun is earlier Note: See note at bore >entry 5.
The first known use of bore was before the 12th century
bore儿童词典英英释义
bornitenoun
a brittle metallic-looking mineral consisting of a sulfide of copper and iron and making up a valuable ore of copper
bornadjective
brought into life by or as if by birth
native entry 1 sense 2
American-born
having from birth a certain ability or characteristic
a born leader
meant from or as if from birth
born to rule
boringadjective
causing boredom : uninteresting, tedious
boringadjective
causing boredom : uninteresting, tedious
bore1 of 6verb
to make a hole in especially with a drill
to make (as a hole shaped like a cylinder) by boring or digging away material
bore a well
to move forward steadily especially by overcoming an opposing force
the plane bored through the storm
bore2 of 6noun
a hole made by or as if by boring
a cavity (as in a gun barrel) shaped like a cylinder
the diameter of a hole or tubeespecially: the interior diameter of a gun barrel
bore3 of 6
borernoun
one that boresespecially: a tool used for boring
shipworm
an insect that bores in the woody parts of plants
boredomnoun
the state of being bored
borealadjective
of, relating to, or located or growing in northern or mountainous regions
bore1 of 6verb
to make a hole in especially with a drill
to make (as a hole shaped like a cylinder) by boring or digging away material
bore a well
to move forward steadily especially by overcoming an opposing force
the plane bored through the storm
bore2 of 6noun
a hole made by or as if by boring
a cavity (as in a gun barrel) shaped like a cylinder
the diameter of a hole or tubeespecially: the interior diameter of a gun barrel
bore3 of 6
bore医学词典英英释义
bore1 of 2
bore 例句
1 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。
2 “Why couldn’t we stay in LA? It’s boring driving these freeways.”
3 My trig equations were far beneath his abilities, but if he was bored he didn’t show it; he just explained the principles patiently, over and over.
4 “Yeah. Art history is boring to those of us with normal brains,” Oliver chimed in.
5 Don’t mention anything about Abroad while you’re here unless you want the pants bored off you.
6 He gave it when he was bored and wanted some excitement with his children.
7 Note that a window means your traveling companion may then be stuck next to a spectacularly loquacious bore.
8 “Let’s just go to the library now,” Jack called out, sounding really bored.
9 No two following acts were the same, lest the crowd grow bored.
10 He was a printing veteran whose hands bore the scars of the clunky outdated presses, several fingers misshapen from old fractures and curled inward like claws.
11 His constricted domestic routine, plus what he regarded as an often boring job, were becoming more suffocating as the novelty of being in Chicago wore off.
12 Then I began to risk climbing trees to escape the wild dogs that quickly got bored and moved on.
13 “These concerts are so boring,” Jefferson had said to a girl with long wispy hair and tiny ears.
14 Any more classes as boring as this one and I’ll be ready to move back in there full-time.
15 "It's boring. Blah, blah, blah—pirates!—blah, blah, blah."
16 By the time the snow melted and the rains of spring swept in, every boy in Kabul bore telltale horizontal gashes on his fingers from a whole winter of fighting kites.
17 And of course the Rad Lab was running at full bore, with the Bevatron back on track.
18 Not like my boring hair that just hangs there.
19 You gotta chat about something or be bored out of your skin, so we pretty much talked about everything.
20 The wrinkle had appeared between her brows again, and she stared hard at the symbol in the center of the cover, as if she could bore through it with the sheer intensity of her gaze.
bore 同义词
1 高潮
climactic orgasm climax payoff crescendo capper catastasi point wave upsurge clx tide spring tide high point at high tide
2 膛孔
4 厌倦
sick bored stale boredom staleness tire chocker weary doldrums ennui lassitude aweary irk wear sicken pall
5 拨开
7 挖
drive pick lift dig claw excavate pickaxe sink cut tunnel poach hollow dig up delve grub undercut mine hole scoop scrape grave pirate borrow turf bandicoot
10 膛
11 讨厌的事物
12 炮膛
13 激潮
15 穿过
passing through cut pass pick track cross thread perforate ride over shear through chisel in on cleave way through thread way through
16 无聊的事物
17 使厌烦
tire cheese nauseate wear yourself out turn off wear out piss off bug irk bind overcloy exercise worry labor fracture plague dislike displeasure displease sate pall cloy brown off
23 孔径
25 令人厌烦
28 烦扰
annoying worrisome pestiferous bother annoyance vexation worriment fuss worry hassle plague bait spite disturb torment weary smite ruffle gall nettle fidget harrow displease vex disquiet chivy incommode bullyrag annoy make nervous trouble harass obsess
34 厌烦
tired tiresome wearisome boredom tedium tire weary brassed off cheesed off sick jack narked fed up gatvol nauseate wear yourself out turn off wear out piss off bored impatient harried edge irritation impatience bug irk bind browned-off pissed wearily weariness ennui disrelish cloy overcloy exercise worry labor fracture plague dislike displeasure displease sate pall have a snoot full loathy wearied tormenting loathful annoyingly scunner be weary of be fed up with have and enough of brown off tired of
35 打
licking strike stroke striking beating whipping doing dint on hide clock paste biff whop belabour larrup scutch stoush drive hit box Land fight beat pan swing knock drift lace slap lick smack clump burrow duff up let drive
36 孔
body piercing hole opening hollow cavity orifice oscular eye mouth punch vent socket aperture sinking scab vulva ostium
40 凿穿
43 使厌倦
44 涌潮
45 打扰
bother violate hassle disturb harass ruffle interruptive interference intrusion trespass squall interfere interrupt intrude faze obtrude invade encumber incommode moider feeze intervenient intrusive interrupted trouble violation pester intervene mess toss devil discommode drop in it
46 讨厌的工作
49 挤过去
bore 短语相关
full bore
small-bore