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tiresome

/ˈtaɪər.səm/

Traduction: Décrit ce qui provoque de l'ennui, de l'agacement ou de l'impatience parce que c'est trop long, lent ou répétitif.

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/ˈtaɪər.səm/B2formal
  • frDécrit ce qui provoque de l'ennui, de l'agacement ou de l'impatience parce que c'est trop long, lent ou répétitif.

Describes something that causes a feeling of boredom, annoyance, or impatience due to being too long, slow, or repetitive.

  1. Causing boredom or wearinessB2formal

    So lacking in interest or excitement that it causes mental fatigue or boredom.

    frennuyeux, fatigant

    • The lecture was so tiresome that many students fell asleep.
    • His constant complaining about the same topics became tiresome.
    • The long, repetitive meeting was a tiresome experience for everyone.

    Synonymesboringdrearydullhumdrumirksomemonotonoustediousuninterestingwearisome

    Antonymesengagingentertainingexcitingfascinatinginterestingstimulating

  2. Annoying or irritatingB2informal

    Causing annoyance or irritation, often due to persistence or dullness.

    frEnnuyeux, fatigant

    • Her tiresome habit of interrupting others annoyed the whole group.
    • The tiresome noise from the construction site made it hard to concentrate.
    • He found the endless paperwork to be a tiresome chore.

    Synonymesaggravatingannoyingbothersomeexasperatingirksomeirritatingtediousvexing

    Antonymesagreeabledelightfulpleasantwelcome

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  • more tiresome comparative form
  • most tiresome superlative form
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