名词厌倦; 讨厌，令人讨厌的事物; 无聊，无趣
1. 厌烦；厌倦
Boredom is the state of being bored.
e.g. He had given up attending lectures out of sheer boredom...
他不再去听那些讲座完全是出于厌倦。
e.g. They often find they begin to chat to relieve the boredom of the flight.
他们发现自己常常是为了打发飞行途中的无聊才开始聊天。
1. They dream of delivering China from an architectural death by boredom to a future full of unique constructions that the world will envy.
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2. Unlike many of their peers, they are freed from daily household chores and boredom.
3. She writes a personal blog where fans can vicariously share her love for cats, her exciting social life and her occasional battles with boredom.
4. You can feel a healing surge making its way toward you today, though healing almost always comes with a bit of discomfort or at least boredom.
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5. If contracting diseases is the biggest enemy for Chinese doctors at work, boredom would be another foe occupying their spare time.
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6. Game experts have said that online players are bored and that the post provided them an opportunity to get away from this boredom.
7. Partners involved in novel and interesting experiences together were more likely to pick one of the overlapping circles and less likely to report boredom.
8. And the lush vegetation flanking the highways provided a pleasant diversion from the boredom of driving.
9. Although the world in front of you is nothing but icebergs and ocean, there's absolutely no chance of boredom setting in.
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10. And I found that variety in exercise prevents injuries and boredom so I vary my running routes.