bore

US /bɔːr/
UK /bɔːr/
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1.

perfurar, furar

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.
O carpinteiro usou uma broca para perfurar um buraco na madeira.
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Miners bore deep into the earth to extract minerals.
Mineiros perfuram profundamente na terra para extrair minerais.
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drillpierceperforatepuncturetunnel
2.

entedi, aborrecer

make (someone) feel tired and uninterested by being dull

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His long, rambling speech began to bore the audience.
Seu longo e divagante discurso começou a entediar a plateia.
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I hope I'm not boring you with all these details.
Espero não estar entediando você com todos esses detalhes.
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tirewearyfatigueexhaustdull
1.

chato, tédio

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.
Ele é um chato; tudo o que ele fala é sobre sua coleção de selos.
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The lecture was a complete bore.
A palestra foi um completo tédio.
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dullardtediumdragpainnuisance
2.

calibre, diâmetro interno

the internal diameter of a gun barrel or other tube

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The rifle has a smooth bore.
O rifle tem um calibre liso.
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The engine's cylinder bore was worn.
O diâmetro do cilindro do motor estava desgastado.
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caliberdiametergaugeborehole
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boringboredbore the pants offbored out of your mind