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I . bore1 [bɔ:ɐ, Am bɔ:r] N

I . bore2 [bɔ:ɐ, Am bɔ:r] N

bore3 [bɔ:ɐ, Am bɔ:r]

bore pp of bear

See also bear , bear

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

3. bear (have, possess):

4. bear (conduct oneself):

9. bear (tolerate):

12. bear pp in passive born (give birth to):

14. bear FIN, econ:

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Also, by no mean these people would live a boring live, with shops that closes at 10-11pm at night monday to sunday, window shopping is jsut as fun.
www.gizmodo.com.au
So you can get credit for attending that boring quarterly sales meeting while also dreaming of a beach vacation.
www.afr.com
Most seaweed boring gribbles attack holdfasts and their activities can cause the seaweed to come adrift especially during storms.
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Invertebrates such as the larvae of wood-boring moths are also eaten.
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No Christmas pudding from the supermarket and boring old home-made mince pies there.
www.express.co.uk
Rounding out the overall poorness are boring and repetitive fist fights with main villains that usually punctuate the chapters.
www.theglobeandmail.com
The century old traditions of suits during the week, and Bermuda shorts and polos on the weekend are rapidly fading into memories of a more boring past.
www.digitaljournal.com
To her surprise, the boys seem to prefer playing safe but rather boring games, such as a sitting-still contest, so she encourages them to liven up.
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They are the straight-laced and boring choice for official opposition and official they were.
www.news24.com
But this time it just felt like a cheap way to liven up a clearly very boring, uninspired, weak episode of television.
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