青年中文bored的意思
bored中文翻譯：
adj.無聊的；無趣的；煩人的
v.使厭煩（bore的過去式）；煩擾
-bored───adj.無聊的；無趣的；煩人的；v.使厭煩（bore的過去式）；煩擾
borked───詆毀；n.(Bork)人名；(英、德、葡、羅、瑞典)博克
bormed───無聊的
bared───v.使（身體部位）裸露（bare的過去式和過去分詞）；n.(Bared)（美、法、瑞、加、阿、巴）巴雷德（人名）
boded───vt.預示；為…的兆頭；vi.預示；v.停留；繼續；遭到（bide的過去式）；n.(Bode)人名；(英、法、德、意、俄、尼日利、瑞典)博德
boked───n.博客；小細脈；n.(Boke)人名；(英、塞、瑞典)博克
boned───adj.骨骼的；去掉骨頭的；用骨架撐起的；施過骨粉料的；去骨的；n.(Boned)人名；(西)博內德
booed───int.（表示不滿、輕蔑等）噓；（驚嚇別人發出的聲音）啵；v.向……喝倒彩；發出噓聲；n.噓聲；n.(Boo)（美）博（人名）
bore───vi.鉆孔；vt.鉆孔；使煩擾；n.孔；令人討厭的人；n.(Bore)人名；(法)博爾；(塞、馬里)博雷
The women are cross and bored.───這些婦女們感到憤怒和厭煩。
The boys were getting bored.───男孩子們漸漸變得厭煩起來。
Well, at least they weren't bored.───唔，反正他們沒有厭煩。
Back in the States and bored with college, he tried joining the Irgun, but the war for Israel's independence ended before he could help.───早在國家和高校無聊，他試圖加入伊爾根組織，但對以色列的獨立戰爭結束之前，他可以幫忙。
He looks out of the windows from which she looked out, not long ago, upon the weather that bored her to death.───他望著窗外，而不久以前，夫人也在這里望著窗外那使她煩得要死的天氣。
GABRIELLE: You know, Carlos, I didn't marry you so I could have dinner by myself 6 times a week. You know how bored I was today?───我嫁給你，不是為了一周有六天都是獨自吃晚飯，你知道今天我有多無聊嗎？
You spend most of your life waiting for something anyway, so you may as well get it out of the way while your bored.───無論什么時候，你都在花費你一生大量的時間在等待一些事情，因此你也可以通過上面的方式來擺脫無聊的時候。
Tell the child you remember how it felt to be lonely or bored when you were a child and how you handled it.───跟他談談在你自己還是個孩子的時候，你孤獨的感受和你應對的方法。
This holiday, do not enrich my life, and his family did not travel, and students with a handful of times, have always felt very bored.───這個假期，我的生活不怎么豐富，沒和家人出去旅游，和同學在一起的時間也屈指可數，總覺得過得很無聊。
We are bored with his endless talk.
Sophie got bored and started acting up.
He moped around the office for a while, feeling bored.
Everyone around him was trying to be polite, but you could tell they were all bored.
I read the first few chapters and then got bored.
The workmen bored through the rock.
Bored youths hang around outside looking for trouble.
Some children get bored very quickly.
Children quickly get bored by adult conversation.