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Перевод: tedium

[существительное]
скука ; утомительность

Тезаурус:

1. Every March we invigilate university examination, and to relieve the tedium we regularly count the lefthanders.
2. The sight of his daughters in sleeveless dresses was relief from the lonely tedium of the work.
3. Occasional breaks in routine were available, to be undertaken either as a sign of enthusiasm, or as a momentary release from tedium.
4. Mr Kinnock was passionate to the point of tedium about the National Health Service.
5. And fourth, having been caught out it would have been wiser to brazen it out immediately, as do the Israelis, rather than go through the tedium of Tricot's inquiry.
6. There is a scene in H.G. Wells's novel Ann Veronica (1909), where Ann, the rebellious young woman who has left suburban tedium for a London life as a New Woman and student of biology, discusses Love, in particular, physical love, with a keen Fabian Socialist and Suffragette, Miss Miniver:
7. Shaun Taylor lifted the tedium by putting Swindon ahead after 75 minutes, but they were restricted to their 10th away draw of the season four minutes later when Billy Clark headed an unexpected equaliser from Ian Alexander's free-kick.
8. If you trod carefully last week, however, it was possible to avoid the appalling tedium of the poll of polls, or the studio debates about the Public Sector Borrowing Requirement.
9. Thin line between ecstasy and tedium for Robertson
10. The addiction specialists urge that the emphasis be shifted to eliminating underlying conditions, such as job stress and tedium, against which workers often seek to medicate themselves.
11. It is also a time for sociability, a release from the tedium of the job.
12. Despite the tedium and the alienation of beat work, the lack of praise, and the inexorable discipline, most officers lasted out their time.
13. The virgin saint was leading the dragon on a slim gold chain across a field of flowers towards a distant and elaborate city; she had a thin white face and an expression of nonchalance, almost tedium.