English-Azerbaijani dictionary

borderline adjective

doubtful; on the border between one thing and another: He was a borderline case, so we gave him an additional test to see if he would pass it.
az: tərəddüdlü
ru: сомнительный; пограничный
♦ noun
the border between one thing and another: He was on the borderline between passing and failing the exam.
az: sərhəd

ru: граница; грань

bore¹ [boː] verb

to make (a hole etc in something): The engineers bored a tunnel under the sea.
az: dəlmək
ru: высверливать, бурить
♦ noun
the size of the hollow barrel of a gun: a small bore rifle.
az: çap
ru: калибр

bore² [boː] verb

to make (someone) feel tired and uninterested, by being dull etc: He bores everyone with stories about his travels.
az: bezdirmək
ru: надоедать
♦ noun
a dull, boring person or thing: She is a dreadful bore, always complaining about her ex-husband; Her lessons were always such a bore.
az: zıqqı adam; zəvzək
ru: зануда

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bore stiff

also scare stiff
to bore or frighten very much: They were bored stiff by hearing the same old stories again and again.
az: sıxılmaq, darıxmaq
ru: надоесть, напугать(ся) до смерти

bored adjective

feeling tired and impatient because you do not find something interesting or because you don’t have anything to do: He just sat there, looking bored; I’m bored with waiting so long.
az: darıxan, bezmiş
ru: скучающий

boredom noun

the state of being bored: His speech went on and on - I thought I was going to die of boredom.
az: cansıxıcılıq; darıxma
ru: скука, тоска

borehole noun

a hole made by boring, especially to find oil etc: a water borehole.
az: buruq; quyu
ru: (буровая) скважина

borer noun

1 a tool for making holes in something.
az: burğu
ru: бор, сверло
2 (biology) any of several insects, molluscs/mollusks etc that bores into wood, plants, stones etc.
az: qurd; taxta qurdu

ru: сверлильщик

boring adjective

a boring job; This book is boring.
az: darıxdırıcı

ru: скучный

born

borne