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boring [ˈbɔ:rɪŋ] ADJ

boring: nudny

OpenDict entry

boring N

scout boring GEO: wiercenia próbne fpl

I. bore¹ [bɔ:ʳ, Am bɔ:r] N

1. bore (annoyance):

what a bore!: koszmar! m

what a bore!: makabra! f

2. bore (person):

bore: nudziarz(-ra) m (f)

he's a soccer bore: on gada tylko o piłce

II. bore¹ [bɔ:ʳ, Am bɔ:r] VB trans

bore: nudzić

to be bored: nudzić się

to bore sb with sth: nudzić [perf za-] kogoś czymś

I. bore² [bɔ:ʳ, Am bɔ:r] N

1. bore (in ground):

bore: odwiert m

2. bore (calibre):

bore: kaliber m

II. bore² [bɔ:ʳ, Am bɔ:r] VB trans

bore: wiercić [perf wy-]

to bore into sb fig: przewiercać kogoś wzrokiem

bore³ [bɔ:ʳ, Am bɔ:r] VB

bore pt of bear

bear down VB intr

to bear down on sb/sth: zbliżać [perf zbliżać] się do kogoś/czegoś

I. bear² <bore, borne> [beəʳ, Am ber] VB trans

1. bear liter (carry):

bear: nieść [perf za-]

bear: nosić

to bear arms form: nosić [przy sobie] broń

to bear sth in mind fig: pamiętać o czymś

2. bear (have):

bear name, traces: nosić

bear scar: mieć

to bear a signature/date: być opatrzonym podpisem/datą

to bear no relation to sth: nie mieć żadnego związku z czymś

to bear a likeness [or similarity] to sb: być podobnym do kogoś

to bear sb a grudge: żywić do kogoś urazę

to bear no resentment: nie chować urazy

3. bear (accept):

to bear responsibility: ponosić [perf ponieść] odpowiedzialność

to bear a risk: ponieść ryzyko

to bear expenses/costs: ponieść wydatki

4. bear LAW:

to bear witness to sth: potwierdzać [perf potwierdzić] coś

to bear witness to sth: poświadczać [perf poświadczyć] coś

5. bear liter (behave):

to bear oneself proudly/with dignity: zachowywać się dumnie/z godnością

6. bear (support):

bear: unosić [perf unieść]

bear: utrzymywać [perf utrzymać]

7. bear (endure):

bear: znosić [perf znieść]

I couldn't bear to eat it: nie mogłem tego zjeść

8. bear (allow):

it doesn't bear thinking about: strach o tym myśleć

to not bear comparison with sth: nie wytrzymywać porównania z czymś

9. bear (be suitable):

it doesn't bear repeating: to nie nadaje się to do powtórzenia

10. bear pp in pass born (give birth):

bear: rodzić [perf u-]

she was born in Dublin: urodziła się w Dublinie

11. bear (produce):

to bear flowers: kwitnąć [perf za-]

to bear fruit a. fig: owocować [perf za-]

to bear interest: przynosić [perf przynieść] dochody z odsetek

12. bear ECON:

to bear the market: wywoływać [perf wywołać] zniżkę cen na rynku

II. bear² <bore, borne> [beəʳ, Am ber] VB intr

1. bear (head for):

to bear east/south: podążać [perf podążyć] na wschód/południe

to bear right/left: skręcać [perf skręcić] w prawo/lewo

Phrases:

to bear on sth (be related): mieć związek z czymś

to bear on sth (affect): wpływać [perf wpłynąć] na coś

to bring pressure to bear on sb: wywierać [perf wywrzeć] na kogoś presję

bear¹ [beəʳ, Am ber] N

1. bear ZOOL:

bear: niedźwiedź m

brown/polar bear: niedźwiedź brunatny/polarny

bear cub: niedźwiadek m

she bear: niedźwiedzica f

2. bear ECON:

bear: gracz m na zniżkę

OpenDict entry

small-bore ADJ

small-bore: małokalibrowy

Present
I	bore
you	bore
he/she/it	bores
we	bore
you	bore
they	bore

Past
I	bored
you	bored
he/she/it	bored
we	bored
you	bored
they	bored

Present Perfect
I	have	bored
you	have	bored
he/she/it	has	bored
we	have	bored
you	have	bored
they	have	bored

Past Perfect
I	had	bored
you	had	bored
he/she/it	had	bored
we	had	bored
you	had	bored
they	had	bored

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

his speech was boring but she stuck it out: jego wystąpienie było nudne, ale wytrwała do końca

cycling is a nice distraction from my boring office work: jazda na rowerze pozwala mi oderwać się od nudnej pracy w biurze

he managed to plough through that boring book at last: w końcu zdołał przebrnąć przez tę nudną książkę

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

We can also demonstrate our sense of humour, an ability to muck about with words creatively and whether we are interesting people or quite boring.

www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au

I am a boring prude with little imagination.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The outer movements contain both brilliance and academic pedantry, and the slow movement is not generally well regarded, sometimes being described as ponderous and boring.

en.wikipedia.org

The results are intriguing, occasionally frustrating, rarely boring.

en.wikipedia.org

Most seaweed boring gribbles attack holdfasts and their activities can cause the seaweed to come adrift especially during storms.

en.wikipedia.org

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