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Detailed Translations for borer from English to Spanish

borer:


Translation Matrix for borer:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- bore bit; rock drill; stone drill; woodborer

Synonyms for "borer":


Related Definitions for "borer":

  1. any of various insects or larvae or mollusks that bore into wood1
  2. a drill for penetrating rock1

borer form of bore:

to bore verb (bores, bored, boring)

  1. to bore (be boring)
    aburrir; cansar
  2. to bore (drill)
    alumbrar; encontrar

Conjugations for bore:

present
  1. bore
  2. bore
  3. bores
  4. bore
  5. bore
  6. bore
simple past
  1. bored
  2. bored
  3. bored
  4. bored
  5. bored
  6. bored
present perfect
  1. have bored
  2. have bored
  3. has bored
  4. have bored
  5. have bored
  6. have bored
past continuous
  1. was boring
  2. were boring
  3. was boring
  4. were boring
  5. were boring
  6. were boring
future
  1. shall bore
  2. will bore
  3. will bore
  4. shall bore
  5. will bore
  6. will bore
continuous present
  1. am boring
  2. are boring
  3. is boring
  4. are boring
  5. are boring
  6. are boring
subjunctive
  1. be bored
  2. be bored
  3. be bored
  4. be bored
  5. be bored
  6. be bored
diverse
  1. bore!
  2. let's bore!
  5. bored
  6. boring
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

bore [the ~] noun

  1. the bore (diameter; calibre; caliber)
    el calibre
  2. the bore (nag; yellowbelly; bugger; )
    – a person who evokes boredom 1
    el pelmazo; el letoso; la palisa
  3. the bore (nuisance; pain in the neck; troublemaker; pest; handful)
    el latoso; el pesado

Translation Matrix for bore:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
alumbrar strike
calibre bore; caliber; calibre; diameter caliber; calibration; calibre
cansar exhausting; fatigueing; wearing out
latoso bore; handful; nuisance; pain in the neck; pest; troublemaker asshole; chammy; chamois; chamois leather; nasty piece of work; rotter; scoundrel; shammy; wretch; wretched fellow
letoso bore; bugger; creep; nag; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; yellowbelly
palisa bore; bugger; creep; nag; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; yellowbelly
pelmazo bore; bugger; creep; nag; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; yellowbelly
pesado bore; handful; nuisance; pain in the neck; pest; troublemaker asshole; creep; duffer; mope; moper; nasty piece of work; nuisance; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; rotter; scoundrel; wet; wet blanket; wretch; wretched fellow
- aegir; bore-hole; caliber; calibre; drill hole; dullard; eager; eagre; gauge; tidal bore
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aburrir be boring; bore
alumbrar bore; drill clarify; enlighten; light; light out; light up; lighten; shine; shine on; shine upon; spotlight; throw light upon
cansar be boring; bore fatigue; tire; tire out; tyre; wear out; weary
encontrar bore; drill affect; arise; come across; concern; discover; find; hit; learn; localise; localize; locate; meet; move; strike; touch; trace
- drill; tire; tyre
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- dry ice; dry stick
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
latoso awkward; bothersome; disagreeable; exacting; inconvenient
pesado aggravating; annoying; boring; burdensome; chubby; complaining; corny; dawdling; deadly dull; drab; dragging; dreadful; dreary; driven; drooping; dull; energetic; exasperating; filling; formidable; heavy; inactive; incriminating; indolent; inert; irritating; lamenting; languid; lazy; limp; lingering; listless; mighty; obese; oppressing; oppressive; passive; plaintive; plump; powerful; rich; shuffling; slow; slow of understanding; sluggish; squat; stout; tardy; tiresome; tough; tremendous; tricky; wailing; woeful; wretched

Related Words for "bore":


Synonyms for "bore":


Antonyms for "bore":


Related Definitions for "bore":

  1. a hole or passage made by a drill; usually made for exploratory purposes1
  2. diameter of a tube or gun barrel1
  3. a high wave (often dangerous) caused by tidal flow (as by colliding tidal currents or in a narrow estuary)1
  4. a person who evokes boredom1
  5. make a hole, especially with a pointed power or hand tool1
    • carpenter bees are boring holes into the wall1
  6. cause to be bored1

Wiktionary Translations for bore:

bore
verb
  1. to inspire boredom
  2. to make a hole
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• bore → pesado ↔ Langweiler — (umgangssprachlich) derb: eine Person, die nichts Interessantes zu berichten, erzählen hat; eine Person, die keine Abwechslung bei ihrem Handeln im Alltag hat
• bore → aburrirse; aburrir ↔ ennuyieren — langweilen
• bore → fastidiar; cansar; cargar; hartar ↔ fatiguer — affaiblir par une trop grande dépense de force.
• bore → agujerear; horadar; perforar ↔ forer — Percer.
• bore → fastidiar; cansar; cargar; hartar ↔ lasser — désuet|fr rendre las.
• bore → agujerear; horadar; perforar ↔ percer — Traverser en faisant un trou, une ouverture. (Sens général).
• bore → estar en contacto; conmover ↔ toucher — mettre la main sur quelque chose.

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