Bore
//bɔː(ɹ)//
Translations of "bore" (57 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | shpo(to make a hole) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | τετραίνω(to make a hole), τρυπάω(to make a hole) | tetraínō, trupáō | |
| Arabic | أَمَلَّ(to inspire boredom), ثقب(to make a hole) | ʔamalla, thaqaba | |
| Basque | aspertu(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Bulgarian | бургия(a tool for making a hole), вътрешен диаметър(a hole drilled or milled through something), досаден човек(one who inspires boredom), дупка(a hole drilled or milled through something), калибър(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), отвор(a hole drilled or milled through something), цев(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), додявам(to inspire boredom), досаждам(to inspire boredom), дупча(to make a hole), омръзвам(to inspire boredom), отекчавам(to inspire boredom), пробивам(to make a hole) | burgija, vǎtrešen diametǎr, dosaden čovek, dupka, kalibǎr, otvor, cev, dodjavam, dosaždam, dupča, omrǎzvam, otekčavam, probivam | |
| Catalan | rissaga(sudden and rapid flow of tide), avorrir(to inspire boredom), barrinar(to make a hole), foradar(to make a hole), perforar(to make a hole) | — | |
| Cebuano | sumhan(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 膛(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), 煩擾 /烦扰(to inspire boredom) | táng, fánrǎo | |
| Crimean Tatar | teşmek(to make a hole) | — | |
| Czech | nudit(to inspire boredom), vrtat(to make a hole), vyvrtat(to make a hole) | — | |
| Danish | bore(to make a hole), kede(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Dutch | boring(a hole drilled or milled through something), boren(to make a hole), vervelen(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Esperanto | bori(to make a hole), enuigi(to inspire boredom), malamuzi(to inspire boredom), tedi(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Faroese | bora(to make a hole), keða(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Finnish | porata(to make a hole), tehdä tylsäksi(to inspire boredom), tylsistyttää(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| French | mascaret(sudden and rapid flow of tide), barber(to inspire boredom), ennuyer(to inspire boredom), percer(to make a hole) | — | |
| Galician | abagoirar(to inspire boredom), aburacar(to make a hole), aburrir(to inspire boredom), anoxar(to inspire boredom), buratar(to make a hole), esburacar(to make a hole), fartar(to inspire boredom), furar(to make a hole), tradar(to make a hole) | — | |
| German | Bohrung(a hole drilled or milled through something), Gezeitenwelle(sudden and rapid flow of tide), Langweiler(one who inspires boredom), aaööde(to inspire boredom), bohren(to make a hole), langweilen(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Hebrew | שִׁעֲמֵם(to inspire boredom) | shi'amém | |
| Hungarian | (folyam)torkolati szökőár(sudden and rapid flow of tide), csőfurat(a hole drilled or milled through something), dagályhullám(sudden and rapid flow of tide), furat(a hole drilled or milled through something), fúrt lyuk(a hole drilled or milled through something), fúrólyuk(a hole drilled or milled through something), fúrólyukátmérő(a hole drilled or milled through something), kaliber(a hole drilled or milled through something), torkolat(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), torok(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), unalmas dolog/ember(one who inspires boredom), ágyútorok(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), fúr(to make a hole), kifúr(to make a hole), kiváj(to make a hole), untat(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Icelandic | bora(to make a hole) | — | |
| Ido | enoyigar(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Ingrian | purata(to make a hole) | — | |
| Irish | cró(a hole drilled or milled through something), cró gunna(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), leadránaí(one who inspires boredom), maidhm rabharta(sudden and rapid flow of tide), maidhm thaoide(sudden and rapid flow of tide), toll(to make a hole) | — | |
| Italian | calibro(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), flusso anomalo(sudden and rapid flow of tide), foro(a hole drilled or milled through something), logorroico(one who inspires boredom), ondata anomala(sudden and rapid flow of tide), pedante(one who inspires boredom), punta(a tool for making a hole), saetta(a tool for making a hole), trapano(a tool for making a hole), alesare(to make a hole), annoiare(to inspire boredom), scavare(to make a hole), scavare(to make a hole), tediare(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Japanese | 海嘯(sudden and rapid flow of tide), いらいらさせる(to inspire boredom) | kaishō, iraira-saseru | |
| Khmer | បន្ទ្រាន់(to inspire boredom), រំខានចិត្ត(to inspire boredom) | bɑntroan, rumkʰaan cət | |
| Latin | terebrō(to make a hole) | — | |
| Macedonian | бу́ргија(a tool for making a hole), во́шка(one who inspires boredom), да́веж(one who inspires boredom), ду́пка(a hole drilled or milled through something), кали́бар(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), о́твор(a hole drilled or milled through something), це́вка(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), до́дева(to inspire boredom), ду́пчи(to make a hole), здо́дева(to inspire boredom) | búrgija, vóška, dávež, dúpka, kalíbar, ótvor, cévka, dódeva, dúpči, zdódeva | |
| Manx | towl(a hole drilled or milled through something) | — | |
| Māori | ngutu kotete(one who inspires boredom), rōrea(sudden and rapid flow of tide), wiri(a tool for making a hole), ore(to make a hole), oreore(to make a hole), poka(to make a hole), whakahōhā(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Norman | embête(one who inspires boredom) | — | |
| Norwegian | bore(to make a hole) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | kjede(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | keia(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Occitan | mascaret(sudden and rapid flow of tide) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | تلوه(one who inspires boredom), بورغولامق(to make a hole) | telve, burgulamak | |
| Persian | پرگو(one who inspires boredom), سفتن(to make a hole) | por-gu, softan | |
| Polish | nudziarz(one who inspires boredom), borować(to make a hole), nudzić(to inspire boredom), nużyć(to inspire boredom), wiercić(to make a hole), znudzić(to inspire boredom), znużyć(to inspire boredom), świdrować(to make a hole) | — | |
| Portuguese | calibre(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), cano(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), aborrecer(to inspire boredom), cavar(to make a hole), chatear(to inspire boredom), entediar(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Quechua | hut'kuy(to make a hole), t'uquy(to make a hole) | — | |
| Romanian | găuri(to make a hole), plictisi(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Russian | зану́да(one who inspires boredom), калибр(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), канал(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), отве́рстие(a hole drilled or milled through something), скважина(a hole drilled or milled through something), бура́вить(to make a hole), надое́сть(to inspire boredom), надоеда́ть(to inspire boredom), наску́чивать(to inspire boredom), наску́чить(to inspire boredom), сверли́ть(to make a hole) | zanúda, kalibr, kanal, otvérstije, skvažina, burávitʹ, nadojéstʹ, nadojedátʹ, naskúčivatʹ, naskúčitʹ, sverlítʹ | |
| Serbo-Croatian | dosadnjaković(one who inspires boredom), дoсадњаковић(one who inspires boredom), búšiti(to make a hole), dodijati(to inspire boredom), dosađívati(to inspire boredom), dosáditi(to inspire boredom), svrdlati(to make a hole), бу́шити(to make a hole), додијати(to inspire boredom), доса́дити(to inspire boredom), досађи́вати(to inspire boredom), сврдлати(to make a hole) | — | |
| Slovak | nudiť(to inspire boredom), prevŕtať(to make a hole), vyvŕtať(to make a hole), vŕtať(to make a hole), zavŕtať(to make a hole) | — | |
| Slovene | dolgočasnež(one who inspires boredom), izvrtina(a hole drilled or milled through something), dolgočasiti(to inspire boredom), vrtati(to make a hole) | — | |
| Spanish | muermo(one who inspires boredom), palizas(one who inspires boredom), pelmazo(one who inspires boredom), pesado(one who inspires boredom), pestiño(one who inspires boredom), petardo(one who inspires boredom), plasta(one who inspires boredom), plomo(one who inspires boredom), sosaina(one who inspires boredom), ánima(the tunnel inside of a gun's barrel through which the bullet travels when fired), aburrir(to inspire boredom), agujerear(to make a hole), horadar(to make a hole), perforar(to make a hole) | — | |
| Swahili | dunga(to make a hole) | — | |
| Swedish | torrboll(one who inspires boredom), tråkmåns(one who inspires boredom), borra(to make a hole), tråka ut(to inspire boredom) | — | |
| Tày | boóng(to make a hole), bón(to make a hole) | — | |
| Telugu | తొలుచు(to make a hole) | tolucu | |
| Thai | เจาะ(to make a hole), ไช(to make a hole) | jɔ̀, chai | |
| Turkish | burgulamak(to make a hole) | — | |
| Ukrainian | отвір(a hole drilled or milled through something), бурити(to make a hole), набридати(to inspire boredom), свердлити(to make a hole) | otvir, buryty, nabrydaty, sverdlyty | |
| Urdu | بور(to inspire boredom) | bor | |
| Vietnamese | khoan(to make a hole), khoét(to make a hole), đục(to make a hole) | — | |
| Yiddish | נודניק(one who inspires boredom) | nudnik |
shpo
aspertu
бургия, вътрешен диаметър, досаден човек, дупка, калибър, отвор, цев, додявам, досаждам, дупча, омръзвам, отекчавам, пробивам
burgija, vǎtrešen diametǎr, dosaden čovek, dupka, kalibǎr, otvor, cev, dodjavam, dosaždam, dupča, omrǎzvam, otekčavam, probivam
rissaga, avorrir, barrinar, foradar, perforar
sumhan
teşmek
nudit, vrtat, vyvrtat
bore, kede
boring, boren, vervelen
bori, enuigi, malamuzi, tedi
bora, keða
porata, tehdä tylsäksi, tylsistyttää
mascaret, barber, ennuyer, percer
abagoirar, aburacar, aburrir, anoxar, buratar, esburacar, fartar, furar, tradar
Bohrung, Gezeitenwelle, Langweiler, aaööde, bohren, langweilen
(folyam)torkolati szökőár, csőfurat, dagályhullám, furat, fúrt lyuk, fúrólyuk, fúrólyukátmérő, kaliber, torkolat, torok, unalmas dolog/ember, ágyútorok, fúr, kifúr, kiváj, untat
bora
enoyigar
purata
cró, cró gunna, leadránaí, maidhm rabharta, maidhm thaoide, toll
calibro, flusso anomalo, foro, logorroico, ondata anomala, pedante, punta, saetta, trapano, alesare, annoiare, scavare, scavare, tediare
terebrō
бу́ргија, во́шка, да́веж, ду́пка, кали́бар, о́твор, це́вка, до́дева, ду́пчи, здо́дева
búrgija, vóška, dávež, dúpka, kalíbar, ótvor, cévka, dódeva, dúpči, zdódeva
towl
ngutu kotete, rōrea, wiri, ore, oreore, poka, whakahōhā
embête
bore
kjede
mascaret
nudziarz, borować, nudzić, nużyć, wiercić, znudzić, znużyć, świdrować
calibre, cano, aborrecer, cavar, chatear, entediar
hut'kuy, t'uquy
găuri, plictisi
зану́да, калибр, канал, отве́рстие, скважина, бура́вить, надое́сть, надоеда́ть, наску́чивать, наску́чить, сверли́ть
zanúda, kalibr, kanal, otvérstije, skvažina, burávitʹ, nadojéstʹ, nadojedátʹ, naskúčivatʹ, naskúčitʹ, sverlítʹ
dosadnjaković, дoсадњаковић, búšiti, dodijati, dosađívati, dosáditi, svrdlati, бу́шити, додијати, доса́дити, досађи́вати, сврдлати
nudiť, prevŕtať, vyvŕtať, vŕtať, zavŕtať
dolgočasnež, izvrtina, dolgočasiti, vrtati
muermo, palizas, pelmazo, pesado, pestiño, petardo, plasta, plomo, sosaina, ánima, aburrir, agujerear, horadar, perforar
dunga
torrboll, tråkmåns, borra, tråka ut
boóng, bón
burgulamak
khoan, khoét, đục
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