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1 yawn
1. nounGähnen, das2. intransitive verbgive a [long] yawn — [herzhaft] gähnen
1) gähnen2) (fig.) [Abgrund, Kluft, Spalte:] gähnen (geh.)* * *[jo:n] 1. verb(to stretch the mouth wide and take a deep breath when tired or bored: He yawned and fell asleep.) gähnen2. noun(an act of yawning: a yawn of boredom.) das Gähnen- academic.ru/83393/yawning">yawning* * *I. vi1. (show tiredness) gähnenII. vtIII. nto stifle a \yawn ein Gähnen unterdrückenI thought the film was a big \yawn ich fand den Film stinklangweilig* * *[jɔːn]1. vi1) (person) gähnen2) (chasm etc) gähnen2. vtgähnento yawn one's head off (inf) — fürchterlich gähnen (inf)
3. nI could tell by your yawns... — an deinem Gähnen konnte ich sehen...
2) (inf= bore)
the film was a yawn — der Film war zum Gähnen (langweilig)* * *yawn [jɔːn]A v/i1. gähnen2. fig gähnen, klaffen (Abgrund etc)3. figa) sich weit und tief auftunb) weit offenstehenB v/t gähnen(d sagen)C s1. a) Gähnen n (auch fig)b) Gähner m umg:give a yawn gähnen2. fig Abgrund m, weite Öffnung3. fig umga) (etwas) (zum Gähnen) Langweiliges:b) Langweiler(in)* * *1. nounGähnen, das2. intransitive verbgive a [long] yawn — [herzhaft] gähnen
1) gähnen2) (fig.) [Abgrund, Kluft, Spalte:] gähnen (geh.)* * *v.gähnen v. -
2 yawn
jo:n
1. verb(to stretch the mouth wide and take a deep breath when tired or bored: He yawned and fell asleep.) bostezar
2. noun(an act of yawning: a yawn of boredom.) bostezo- yawningyawn1 n bostezoyawn2 vb bostezarstop yawning! ¡para de bostezar!tr[jɔːn]1 bostezar2 (gap etc) abrirse1 bostezo2 familiar (boring event) rolloyawn ['jɔn] vi1) : bostezar2) open: abrirseyawn n: bostezo mv.• bostezar v.n.• bostezo s.m.
I jɔːna) \<\<person/animal\>\> bostezar*b) \<\<pit/chasm\>\> (liter) abrirse*
II
a) ( action) bostezo mb) ( bore) (colloq) plomo m (fam), aburrimiento m, rollazo m (Esp fam)[jɔːn]1.N bostezo mit was a yawn from start to finish * — fue aburridísimo, fue un plomo *
2.VI bostezar; (fig) [gap, abyss] abrirse3.VT* * *
I [jɔːn]a) \<\<person/animal\>\> bostezar*b) \<\<pit/chasm\>\> (liter) abrirse*
II
a) ( action) bostezo mb) ( bore) (colloq) plomo m (fam), aburrimiento m, rollazo m (Esp fam) -
3 yawn
მთქნარება; დაამთქნარებს -
4 noia
f boredomnoie pl trouble sgdar noia a qualcuno annoy someonevenire a noia a qualcuno start to bore s.o.* * *noia s.f.1 ( tedio) boredom, tedium, ennui: la noia di una vita monotona, the tedium of a monotonous life; sbadigliare di noia, to yawn with boredom // che noia!, what a bore! // ammazzare, vincere la noia, to relieve the boredom: andrò al cinema tanto per ammazzare la noia, I'll go to the cinema just to relieve the boredom; cercare di vincere la noia di un lungo viaggio, to try to relieve the boredom of a long journey // avere a noia qlco., to be fed up (o bored stiff) with sthg. // leggere mi è venuto a noia, I've become bored with reading (o I'm tired of reading) // morire di noia, to die of boredom (o to be bored to death o to be deadly bored o to be bored to tears): questo libro mi fa morire di noia, this book bores me stiff (o bores me to death o bores me to tears) // prendere a noia qlcu., to be sick of s.o. (o to be fed up with s.o.) // ripetere qlco. fino alla noia, to repeat sthg. ad nauseam2 ( fastidio) annoyance; nuisance; trouble: il fumo mi dà noia, smoke bothers me; le noie della vita, the troubles of life; luce che dà noia, irritating light; ebbe delle noie per la sua attività politica, he had a lot of bother (o trouble) on account of his political activity; non voglio noie con il capo!, I don't want any trouble with the boss; avere noie al motore, to have engine trouble // non dargli noia!, don't trouble him!; ti do noia?, am I disturbing you? // che noia!, what a nuisance!3 ( persona, cosa che infastidisce) bore, nuisance: ho cenato con Paolo, che è una noia mortale, I had dinner with Paul: he is a dead bore; il suo discorso era una noia terribile, his speech was terribly boring; fare la coda è una tale noia!, queueing up is such a nuisance! // che noia ( che) sei! cosa vuoi adesso?, (fam.) what a nuisance you are! what do you want now?* * *['nɔja] 1.sostantivo femminile1) (sentimento) boredomfare morire di noia qcn. — to bore sb. stiff o to death o to tears
2) (persona, cosa noiosa) bore, drag3) (fastidio)2.dare noia a qcn. — to bother sb
sostantivo femminile plurale noie (problemi, guai) problems, troublesprocurare o dare delle -e a qcn. — to make trouble for sb., to give o cause sb. trouble
* * *noia/'nɔja/I sostantivo f.1 (sentimento) boredom; ingannare la noia to escape from boredom; che noia! what a bore! fare morire di noia qcn. to bore sb. stiff o to death o to tears; mi è venuto a noia I'm fed up with it2 (persona, cosa noiosa) bore, drag; che noia quel film! what a drag that film is!3 (fastidio) dare noia a qcn. to bother sb.II noie f.pl.(problemi, guai) problems, troubles; ho delle -e con la polizia I'm in trouble with the police; procurare o dare delle -e a qcn. to make trouble for sb., to give o cause sb. trouble. -
5 bostezar
v.to yawn.* * *1 to yawn* * *VI to yawn* * *verbo intransitivo to yawn* * *= yawn.Ex. She yawned, stretched herself, and allowed her gaze to wander around the room.* * *verbo intransitivo to yawn* * *= yawn.Ex: She yawned, stretched herself, and allowed her gaze to wander around the room.
* * *bostezar [A4 ]vito yawn* * *
bostezar ( conjugate bostezar) verbo intransitivo
to yawn
bostezar verbo intransitivo to yawn
' bostezar' also found in these entries:
English:
yawn
* * *bostezar vito yawn;bostezar de aburrimiento to yawn with boredom* * *v/i yawn* * *bostezar {21} vi: to yawn* * *bostezar vb to yawn -
6 bâiller
bâiller [bαje]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verba. [personne] to yawnb. ( = être trop large) [col, chaussure] to be too loose* * *bɑjeverbe intransitif1) [personne, animal] to yawn (de from, out of)2) [col, chaussure] to gape (open); [porte] to be ajar* * *bɒje vi1) (de fatigue, sommeil) to yawn2) (= être ouvert) to gape* * *[baje] verbe intransitif1. [de sommeil, d'ennui] to yawnbâiller à s'en décrocher la mâchoire ou comme une carpe to yawn one's head off2. [être entrouvert - porte, volet] to be ajar ou half-open ; [ - col] to gape -
7 bailler
bâiller [bαje]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verba. [personne] to yawnb. ( = être trop large) [col, chaussure] to be too loose* * *bɑjeverbe intransitif1) [personne, animal] to yawn (de from, out of)2) [col, chaussure] to gape (open); [porte] to be ajar* * *bɒje vi1) (de fatigue, sommeil) to yawn2) (= être ouvert) to gape* * *[baje] verbe transitifla bailler belle ou bonne à quelqu'un to try to hoodwink somebody -
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1 [geeuwen] yawn♦voorbeelden:gapen van verveling • yawn with boredomer gaapt een diepe kloof tussen de twee partijen • there is a wide gap between the two partieseen gapende wond • a gaping wound -
9 znudzeni|e
Ⅰ sv ⇒ znudzić Ⅱ n sgt boredom- ziewać ze znudzenia to yawn with boredom- do znudzenia ad nauseam- powtarzać coś do znudzenia to repeat sth ad nauseamThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > znudzeni|e
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10 gapen van verveling
gapen van vervelingVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > gapen van verveling
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11 gelangweilt
I P.P. langweilen* * *blasé; bored* * *ge|lạng|weilt [gə'laŋvailt]1. adjbored2. advdie Zuschauer saßen gelangweilt da — the audience sat there looking bored
er hörte ihr gelangweilt zu — he was bored listening to her
See:→ auch langweilen* * *ge·lang·weiltI. adj boredII. adv\gelangweilt dasitzen to sit there boreder gähnte \gelangweilt he gave a bored yawn, he yawned with boredom* * *B. adj bored; Gesichter: auch bored-looking;C. adv:sie hörten gelangweilt zu they listened, completely bored* * *adj.bored adj. -
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Улицы были мокрыми от дождя. - The streets were wet with rain.зевать от скуки - to yawn from, out of boredom прыгать от радости - to jump with, from joy Мост разрушился от взрыва бомбы. - The bridge was destroyed by the bomb. погибнуть от пожара - to die in a fire тяжелые от плодов яблони - trees heavy with fruit страдать от слабости - to suffer from weakness страдать от бессонницы - to have ( verb instead of preposition) insomnia ***Предлог «от» опускается, когда слово, которым он управляет, становится подлежащим английского предложения:От шума у нее заболела голова. - The noise gave her a headache. От боли она вскрикнула. - The pain made her scream. -
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Улицы были мокрыми от дождя. - The streets were wet with rain.зевать от скуки - to yawn from, out of boredom прыгать от радости - to jump with, from joy Мост разрушился от взрыва бомбы. - The bridge was destroyed by the bomb. погибнуть от пожара - to die in a fire тяжелые от плодов яблони - trees heavy with fruit страдать от слабости - to suffer from weakness страдать от бессонницы - to have ( verb instead of preposition) insomnia ***Предлог «от» опускается, когда слово, которым он управляет, становится подлежащим английского предложения:От шума у нее заболела голова. - The noise gave her a headache. От боли она вскрикнула. - The pain made her scream.
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