Examples of using To be boring in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Oh, it's going to be boring.
It's going to be boring.
I would hate to be boring.
To be boring and discreet, Raymond. And I wonder why you asked me.
I don't want to be boring anymore.
I know you're trying really hard not to be boring, and it's kind of not boring, but it still mostly feels like I'm being lectured at.
The practical home elements do not need to be boring, if you ask Anna.
Your pastime doesn't seem to be boring, when you will play Super Granny 6!
I thought cleaning out a dead professor's office was just going to be boring, but then I found his dentures and realized it's also gross.
He's always pretended to be boring, but he's really a straight-up psycho.
You're paying the guy because he used to be boring, and without you, he's gonna be boring again.
An active outdoor holiday in Grodig is guaranteed not to be boring: at the Hotel Sallerhof, just a few kilometers outside of Salzburg, you are surrounded by idyllic nature.
So he's just supposed to be boring and ask, will you marry me?
By the way, if this movie is just a compilation… of seeing me getting drunk and falling down is not going to be good, it's going to be boring.
at the same time too good to be boring.
And some even dare to mention these Olympic Games to be boring regarding the speed skating element.
You must be willing to force yourself to do that which might seem to be boring or difficult.
the life on board is told to be boring.
considering the‘nice guy' to be boring, lacking confidence, and unattractive.
A great kisser never allows the experience of kissing to be boring for his/her partner.