boring
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈbɔrɪŋ/ · UK /ˈbɔːrɪŋ/
boring means: The process of making an existing hole wider with a precise cutting tool.
noun
ENLARGING HOLESC2
The process of making an existing hole wider with a precise cutting tool.
- Boring makes the hole wider.
- The workshop uses a lathe for boring.
- Accurate boring leaves the inside of the cylinder smooth.
adjective
NOT INTERESTINGA1
Something that does not interest you and makes you wish you were doing something else.
- This film is boring.
- We left the boring lecture early.
- Why are these meetings always so boring?
FEELING BOREDA2
Feeling unhappy or restless because you have nothing interesting to do; a nonstandard use of “bored.”
- I feel boring with nothing to do.
- He said he was boring while waiting alone.
- She felt boring after hours without anything to do.
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