bored

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈbɔːrd/US:USA pronunciation: IPAUSA pronunciation: IPA/bɔrd/

From the verb bore: (⇒ conjugate)
bored is: Click the infinitive to see all available inflections
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
bored adj (uninterested)aburrido/a adj
  apático/a adj
  (AR, coloquial)embolado adj
 The bored children wanted to play outside.
 Los niños aburridos querían jugar en la calle.
bored with [sth],
bored of [sth]
adj + prep
(finding [sth] dull)aburrido con, aburrido de adj + prep
  aburrirse de v prnl + prep
 I'm feeling bored with my life.
 Me siento aburrido con esta vida.
 Comienzo a aburrirme de esta de vida.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
bore [sb] vtr (make bored)aburrir vtr
  hastiar vtr
  cansar vtr
 I try to pay attention, but algebra class bores me.
 Trato de prestar atención pero la clase de álgebra me aburre.
bore [sth] vtr (pierce: a hole)perforar vtr
  taladrar vtr
 The carpenter bored a hole in the board.
 El carpintero perforó un agujero en la tabla.
bore [sth] vtr (drill: shaft, tunnel)perforar vtr
 This machine can bore tunnels through layers of rock.
 Esta máquina puede perforrar túneles a través de las capas de roca.
bore n (uninteresting person)aburrido, aburrida nm, nf
  (coloquial)plomo nm
  pesado, pesada nm, nf
 Don't invite that bore Quentin to the party.
 No invites al aburrido de Quentin a la fiesta.
a bore n (dull event) (coloquial)lata nf
  fastidio nm
  (ES, coloquial)rollo nm
 This play is such a bore; let's leave at intermission.
 Esta obra es una lata, vayámonos en el intervalo.
bore n (diameter of a gun barrel)calibre nm
 This gun has a bore of 6mm.
 Este arma tiene un calibre de 6mm.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
bore n AU (artesian well)pozo nm
bore n (cylinder or tube)cilindro nm
bore n (wave in estuary)de estuario loc adj
bore n (diameter of hole)agujero nm
  diámetro nm
 The bore of this washer is 10mm.
 El agujero de esta lavadora es de 10mm.
bore [sth] vtr (expand diameter of hole)abrir vtr
  expandir vtr
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
bored | bore
InglésEspañol
be bored out of your mind v expr figurative, informal (be extremely bored)estar mortalmente aburrido expr
  estar harto del aburrimiento expr
bored stiff adj informal, figurative (very bored) (Esp infrml)aburrido como una ostra loc adj
 Lucy was bored stiff at the opera.
bored to death adj figurative, informal (be weary from lack of stimulation)muerto de aburrimiento loc adj
 Sitting in class, he was bored to death with the teacher's lecture. You looked bored to death during that play!
 Estaba muerto de aburrimiento en clases con la lección de la maestra.
  (AR, coloquial)muerto de embole loc adj
 Estaba muerto de embole en clases con la lección de la maestra.
bored to tears adj figurative, informal (weary of [sth](coloquial)aburridísimo adj
  (AR, CL, coloquial)más aburrido que bailar con la hermana, más aburrido que chupar un clavo expr
  (AR, coloquial)más aburrido que un renglón expr
 I was bored to tears by the documentary on fishing, and couldn't wait for it to end.
 El documental de pesca era aburridísimo y no podía esperar a que terminara.
  (Esp infrml)más aburrido que una mona loc adj
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. Juan está más aburrido que una mona desde que comenzó la conferencia.
get bored vi + adj informal (lose interest)cansarse v prnl
 At the beginning of school, he's usually fascinated, but he gets bored within a week.
 Al principio de clases generalmente está fascinado, pero se cansa en una semana.
  aburrirse v prnl
 Al principio de clases generalmente está fascinado, pero se aburre en una semana.
get bored with [sth],
get bored of [sth]
v expr
informal (lose interest)aburrirse con v prnl + prep
  aburrirse de v prnl + prep
 Stanley got bored of the movie, so he changed the channel.
get bored of [sth] vi + adj informal (lose interest)aburrirse de v prnl + prep
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Collocations: [be, get] bored, bored in [class], got bored at [home, work, the party], more...

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