bore
US /bɔːr/
UK /bɔːr/
1.
mengebor, melubangi
make (a hole) in something with a tool or by digging
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The carpenter used a drill to bore a hole in the wood.
Tukang kayu menggunakan bor untuk membuat lubang di kayu.
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Miners bore deep into the earth to extract minerals.
Penambang menggali jauh ke dalam bumi untuk mengekstrak mineral.
2.
membosankan, membuat bosan
make (someone) feel tired and uninterested by being dull
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His long, rambling speech began to bore the audience.
Pidatonya yang panjang dan bertele-tele mulai membosankan penonton.
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I hope I'm not boring you with all these details.
Saya harap saya tidak membosankan Anda dengan semua detail ini.
1.
orang membosankan, hal membosankan
a dull, tiresome, or uninteresting person or thing
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He's such a bore; all he talks about is his stamp collection.
Dia sangat membosankan; yang dia bicarakan hanyalah koleksi prangkonya.
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The lecture was a complete bore.
Kuliah itu benar-benar membosankan.