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What does boring means in french?

"Boring" in French can be translated in a few ways, depending on the context and the nuance you want to convey:

General meaning:

* Ennuyeux (m) / Ennuyeuse (f) - This is the most common and general translation of "boring." It emphasizes the feeling of boredom itself.

* Répétitif (m) / Répétitive (f) - This translation refers to something that is repetitive and monotonous.

* Fatiguant (m) / Fatigante (f) - This term means "tiring" and can also be used for something boring if it's causing you weariness.

More specific meanings:

* Sombre (m) / Sombre (f) - This can be used for something boring and depressing.

* Plate (f) - This means "flat" and can be used for something boring and lacking interest.

* Sans-intérêt (m) / Sans-intérêt (f) - This means "without interest" and highlights the lack of excitement.

The best translation depends on the situation. For example:

* "The movie was ennuyeux." (The movie was boring.)

* "His job is répétitif." (His job is repetitive.)

* "This lecture is fatiguant." (This lecture is tiring.)

* "The music is sombre." (The music is depressing.)

* "The food was plate." (The food was bland.)

* "The conversation was sans-intérêt." (The conversation was uninteresting.)

Keep in mind that these are just a few examples, and the best translation will always depend on the specific context.

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