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aburrirse

to get bored

a b u ˈr i ɾ s e → aburrir
verb Rare #45,978
to get bored Reflexive infinitive (aburrirse) means “to get/become bored”; the non-reflexive verb aburrir often means “to bore (someone)”.
SP: Es fácil aburrirse en clase cuando todo es muy sencillo.
EN: It’s easy to get bored in class when everything is very simple.
Conjugation of aburrir
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Second aburres —
Third aburre aburren
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
Second aburres —
Third aburre aburren
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second aburre —
Present
aburriendo
Indicative imperfect
SingularPlural
First aburría —
Third aburría —
Subjunctive imperfect
SingularPlural
First aburría —
Third aburría —
aburrirseaburrirme

El público parece aburrirse.

The audience seems to be getting bored.

Es mejor luchar y sufrir que tener todo y aburrirse.

It is better to struggle and suffer than to have everything and be bored.

Tom parecía aburrirse.

Tom seemed bored.

Ella parecía aburrirse mientras hacíamos el amor.

She seemed bored while we were making love.