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Meanings of get bored in English

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Usage of get bored in English
1
Tori, still unable to read very well, was beginning to get bored.
The blood that bonds
2
Sure, but I get bored pretty fast if I stay too long.
The man who ate the 747
3
We won't get bored if a discussion goes on for too long.
The Guardian
4
Wondering if the astronauts on the International Space Station ever get bored?
Wired
5
If I get bored, I can always take a strapping young lover.
The devil wears plaid
6
But if I get bored, maybe I could borrow your personal car.
The bone chamber
7
It's just a bit of entertainment so that people don't get bored.'
Melnitz
8
Sometimes I'll thumb through the thing myself, and I never get bored.
The Elephant Vanishes
9
Don't over-rehearse a part, or you'll find you get bored with it.
The Guardian
10
But evidently the gods get bored guarding altars with unattended perpetual flames.
Shadows in Bronze
11
It's Thursday, and Thursdays are never slow, so I won't get bored.
Freaks and revelations
12
Don't you ever get bored of just sitting there, like a lump?
More bitter than death: an emma fielding mystery
13
I never get bored of the ridiculously beautiful scenery around Slea Head.
The Irish Times
14
Just when you start to get bored, it throws you a great challenge.
Wired
15
But I'd never liked science, would get bored around my parents' doctor friends.
Feminist dot com
16
Once you start preaching and teaching, people get bored, Bhardwaj said.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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