英语词汇“boring”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

boringboring /ˈbɔrɪŋ/ ●●● S2 adjective

THESAURUSnot interesting in any way► boring

not interesting in any way: The movie was boring. He’s one of the most boring people I’ve ever met.

► not (very/that/all that) interesting

: The book wasn’t all that interesting.

► uninteresting

not interesting. Uninteresting is slightly more formal than boring or not interesting: The work is repetitive and uninteresting.

► dull

not interesting or exciting: The class was so dull half the students fell asleep.

► tedious

boring, and continuing for a long time: Removing the wallpaper was a tedious task.

► monotonous

boring and always the same: The album is a monotonous string of simplistic songs.

► humdrum

boring, ordinary, and having very little variety: He was dissatisfied with his humdrum job.

► insipid

formal not interesting, exciting, or attractive: The show is just old jokes and insipid story lines.

not interesting in any way OPP interesting: The movie was boring. He’s one of the most boring people I’ve ever met. → interestingTHESAURUSnot (very/that/all that) interesting: The book wasn’t all that interesting.uninteresting – not interesting. Uninteresting is slightly more formal than boring or not interesting: The work is repetitive and uninteresting.dull – not interesting or exciting: The class was so dull half the students fell asleep.tedious – boring, and continuing for a long time: Removing the wallpaper was a tedious task.monotonous – boring and always the same: The album is a monotonous string of simplistic songs.humdrum – boring, ordinary, and having very little variety: He was dissatisfied with his humdrum job.insipid formal – not interesting, exciting, or attractive: The show is just old jokes and insipid story lines.

单词	boring
释义	boringboring /ˈbɔrɪŋ/ ●●● S2 adjective Thesaurus THESAURUSnot interesting in any way► boring not interesting in any way: The movie was boring. He’s one of the most boring people I’ve ever met. ► not (very/that/all that) interesting : The book wasn’t all that interesting. ► uninteresting not interesting. Uninteresting is slightly more formal than boring or not interesting: The work is repetitive and uninteresting. ► dull not interesting or exciting: The class was so dull half the students fell asleep. ► tedious boring, and continuing for a long time: Removing the wallpaper was a tedious task. ► monotonous boring and always the same: The album is a monotonous string of simplistic songs. ► humdrum boring, ordinary, and having very little variety: He was dissatisfied with his humdrum job. ► insipid formal not interesting, exciting, or attractive: The show is just old jokes and insipid story lines. not interesting in any way OPP interesting: The movie was boring. He’s one of the most boring people I’ve ever met. → interestingTHESAURUSnot (very/that/all that) interesting: The book wasn’t all that interesting.uninteresting – not interesting. Uninteresting is slightly more formal than boring or not interesting: The work is repetitive and uninteresting.dull – not interesting or exciting: The class was so dull half the students fell asleep.tedious – boring, and continuing for a long time: Removing the wallpaper was a tedious task.monotonous – boring and always the same: The album is a monotonous string of simplistic songs.humdrum – boring, ordinary, and having very little variety: He was dissatisfied with his humdrum job.insipid formal – not interesting, exciting, or attractive: The show is just old jokes and insipid story lines.
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