bore1

UK: /bɔːr/ US: /bɔːr/ [bored, boring]

Translation

› past tense of bear

v [t]

›

⇨ aburrir

Watching TV all evening really bores me

Me aburre tremendamente ver la tele durante toda la tarde

to bore a hole

⇨ taladrar

to bore a hole in a wall

taladrar la pared

⇨ hacer un agujero

⇨ perforar

(Definition of bore ppv from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish © Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)

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