What does 面白くない in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 面白くない in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 面白くない in Japanese.
The word 面白くない in Japanese means 面白くない, 失態 、 失策, 面白くない 、 つまらない, 不満のある、面白くない, 不満な、気に入らない、面白くない, つまらない、面白くない, 面白くない、しらけた, 退屈な、面白くない, 面白くない、退屈な, つまらない、面白くない, 面白くない、つまらない、興味をそそらない, 不愉快な 、 不快な 、 面白くない, 嫌な 、 面白くない. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 面白くない
面白くない(lacking humor) |
失態 、 失策(figurative, slang (total failure) I enjoyed that movie, but it was a huge bomb. |
面白くない 、 つまらない(person: uninteresting) (人：退屈させる) ポールはつまらない（or: 面白くない）ので、フェリシアは一緒に出かけようとしない。 Felicia won't go out with Paul because he's boring. |
不満のある、面白くない(dissatisfied, unhappy) Miranda has been discontented in a mediocre marriage for years. |
不満な、気に入らない、面白くない(dissatisfied, disapproving) The children could tell from the expression on their teacher's face that she was displeased. |
つまらない、面白くない(task: boring) (作業・仕事) I don't think the boss likes me; she always gives me the dreary work to do. |
面白くない、しらけた(figurative (bland, insipid) The actors were criticized for their pallid performance. |
退屈な、面白くない(figurative (dull, tedious) I can't stand listening to Mr. Smith's stodgy lectures; he always says the same thing. |
面白くない、退屈な(informal (boring, dull) I quit the job because I didn't want to become a stuffy bureaucrat. |
つまらない、面白くない(not amusing) |
面白くない、つまらない、興味をそそらない(boring, of no interest) The film was so uninteresting that I left the cinema before it finished. |
不愉快な 、 不快な 、 面白くない(experience) (経験) Oliver was shaking after his unpleasant conversation with his brother. |
嫌な 、 面白くない(result) (成り行き・結果) Negotiations between the two countries broke down and increased hostilities were the unpleasant outcome. |
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