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Перевод: bore

[существительное]
высверленное отверстие; скважина ; дыра ; канал ствола; калибр ; диаметр отверстия; внутренний диаметр; скука ; скучный человек; скучное занятие; сильное приливное течение;
[глагол]
сверлить; растачивать; высверливать; провертывать; бурить; пробивать себе путь; протискиваться; вытягивать голову (о лошади); надоедать; наскучить; #past от bear

Тезаурус:

1. She didn't let the world bore her.
2. The menu was an exercise in school French, but the food was good, even if it bore no relation to anything I knew as French cuisine.
3. Untouched by the reforms of Baron Larrey, it bore the permanent stench of death and corruption, its handful of battle casualties heavily outnumbered by those suffering from accidental or self-inflicted injury, fever, dysentery and venereal complaints.
4. Mr R. Bore, superintendent of Saltley Works, took charge of carriage building at Wolverton Works, the first carriage superintendent of the L NWR, all carriage activities all over the system coming under his control.
5. This was the famous Severn Bore tide.
6. Corporate Relations bore speaking at normal speed.
7. Apparently the elderly Renoir bore Modigliani no malice.
8. Helen was a determined little girl who bore her illness with great courage.
9. Tremayne grunted and bore the document away, coming back presently to say I should stop working and go with him to Newbury races, if I didn't mind.
10. He added that, "Widespread electoral support bore little resemblance to restricted party membership, however, and disappointments were common.
11. One of my friends said he was a romantic boy who thought he bore a charmed life, but I argued that this was a superficial judgment.
12. The big wooden gate bore the words: "Upmeadow Farm."
13. Examine the diagram of rocks from a bore hole near Sheffield.