bored
bored — 形容詞
1. feeling tired and uninterested when an activity, place, or conversation does not
無聊的
因沒趣而提不起勁
feeling tired and uninterested when an activity, place, or conversation does not keep your attention, or showing that feeling.
Priya looked bored during the long bus ride to Taichung.
在往台中的漫長巴士車程中,Priya 看起來很無聊。
look + bored for a visible feeling
By three o'clock, the children were bored with the rainy afternoon indoors.
到了三點,孩子們在下雨的午後一直待在室內,已經覺得很無聊了。
be bored with + ongoing situation
Even the dog seemed bored by Uncle Ken's slow guitar song.
連那隻狗似乎都被 Ken 叔叔緩慢的吉他曲弄得很無聊。
After two hours of waiting, Yusuf grew bored and left the line.
等了兩個小時後,Yusuf 感到無聊,就離開隊伍了。
The students gave the guide a bored stare halfway through the museum talk.
學生們在博物館導覽進行到一半時,給了導覽員一個無聊的眼神。
- uninterested
more neutral; it can mean simple lack of interest without impatience
- fed up
stronger and more annoyed, often after too much of something
- restless
focuses on wanting to move or do something, not just lack of interest
- interested
giving attention because something matters to you
- engaged
more active and focused than simply interested
文法句型
be bored with + noun
be bored by + noun
look bored
用法筆記
Distinguish from 'boring': people and animals feel bored, but a film, class, or speech is boring. 'Bored with' is especially common for something that goes on for some time, while 'bored by' points more directly to the cause.