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Gruzovik it is boring Gruzovik bored génér. cut and dried ; unmeaning (george serebryakov ; anticlimax (savvin_se ; bland (suburbian ; annoying ; deadish ; incommodious ; livelong ; long winded (разговор) ; longsome ; melancholic ; mopish ; troublesome ; untoward ; insipid (tp ; a matter of fact ; a matter-of-fact ; watery ; uninspired ; subfusc ; soulless ((of life, a task etc.) dull or very unimportant) ; dull as ditch-water ; lackluster (о платье, жизни и т.п.; lacking brightness, luster, or vitality; dull anita_storm ; lacking in animation ; lacking in gaiety ; trite ; nerdy (о человеке, всецело поглощённом чем-либо одним, особенно учёбой, компьютерами; характерный для такого человека: nerdy glasses – очки, как у ботаника / учёного зануды Taras ; rebarbative ; savorless (Супру ; pallid (dull and uninteresting: a pallid performance The movie is a pallid version of the classic novel. VLZ_58 ; soul-destroying (Alexandinah ; boring ; tedious ; dull (not exciting or interesting • a very dull book ) ; sad ; barren ; arid ; dreary (very dull • I've got to go to another dreary meeting tomorrow ) ; irksome ; humdrum ; tiresome ; vapid ; monotonous ; wearing ; dry ; dryasdust ; heartbreaking ; heavy ; inanimate ; insipid ; jejune ; languid ; lifeless (not lively; uninteresting • The actress gave a lifeless performance ) ; monotone ; pedestrian ; ponderous ; prolix ; prosaic ; prosy ; repetitious ; repetitive ; stodgy (о человеке) ; stuffy (formal and dull • Must we visit those stuffy people ) ; unreadable ; weariful ; wearisome ; boresome ; dead-alive ; eventless ; exsuccous ; heavy-footed ; humourless ; longspun ; prosaist ; switched-off ; unappetizing ; undramatic ; uninspiring ; unlively ; wearying ; wisht ; yawnful ; matter-of-fact ; mirthless ; uninteresting ; barren of interest ; hack ; hacker ; hackney ; prosaical ; slow-footed ; stupid ; unimaginative (Anglophile ; one-dimensional (NS ; heavy footed ; ho hum ; matter of fact ; slow footed ; switched off ; trying ; savourless ; flat (dull; without interest • She spent a very flat weekend ) ; tame (dull; not exciting • My job is very tame ) ; long ; slow ; soggy ; long-winded ; prose ; drab ; cut-and-dried ; quiet amér. logy (Сергій Саржевський amér., inform. draggy argot. blah ; dead ; L7 ; no three-alarm fire ; nowhere ; the least ; tired ; wiped out ; beige (The party is beige. Let's cruise .- Вечеринка скучная. Давай прогуляемся. Interex ; punk (Interex ; uncool (Interex ; whitebread (Interex ; nothing ; square austr., argot. browned off brit. dubby (Vadim Rouminsky expl. dull figur. vanilla (The vacation was vanilla but restful – Отпуск прошел скучно, но зато я отдохнул VLZ_58 idiom. as interesting as watching grass (Taras ; dead as a dodo ; blow chunks (Interex ; heavy going (VLZ_58 inform. dry-toast (Bob's meetings are interesting for the first few minutes, but after that they're dry toast. Victorian ; vegetable ; mortal ; dreadful ; heart-breaking ; moldy ; mouldy ; on the tame side (DoctorKto ; ho-hum makar. unanimated ; antiseptic obsol. prosal ; sportless ; uncheering ; uncheery ; untowardly ; wearish peu fr. witless psych. weary signif. deadpan (Interex vulg. chicken-shit ; dead ass ; dead assed ; drag-ass ; drag-assed ; dumb-ass génér. bore argot. snooze (настолько скучное, что вгоняет в сон • The play was a snooze. I left before it was over. – Игра была скучная, что вгоняла в сон. Я ушёл до того как она окончилась. Interex génér. dull arg.adolesc. square (Исторически произошло от человека, чья цель в жизни — иметь три "квадрата" в день – работу, дом, 2,5 детей и т. д • He's a square, he won't dance. urbandictionary.com Santiago Gruzovik it is dull ; tediously ; boringly génér. feel bored ; wearily ; dully (Екатерина Лебедева ; flatly ; tiresomely ; in a boring manner ; bored ; boring ; vapidly ; dejectedly (Syn: flatly, gloomily ssn ; jejunely ; wearisomely ; irksomely ; prosaically ; prosily ; monotonously ; drearily argot. draggy inform. vegetably obsol. troublesomely ; wearifully ; incommodiously
