langweilen
B1#2,408Hear it
verb
- to boreinspire boredom in someone
- to be bored, to feel bored
Forms
Present
| I | langweile |
|---|---|
| you | langweilst |
| he, she, it | langweilt |
| we | langweilen |
| you (plural) | langweilt |
| they | langweilen |
Preterite
| I | langweilte |
|---|---|
| you | langweiltest |
| he, she, it | langweilte |
| we | langweilten |
| you (plural) | langweiltet |
| they | langweilten |
Subjunctive I
| I | langweile |
|---|---|
| you | langweilest |
| he, she, it | langweile |
| we | langweilen |
| you (plural) | langweilet |
| they | langweilen |
Subjunctive II
| I | langweilte |
|---|---|
| you | langweiltest |
| he, she, it | langweilte |
| we | langweilten |
| you (plural) | langweiltet |
| they | langweilten |
Imperative
| you | langweil / langweile |
|---|---|
| you (plural) | langweilt |
Other forms
| infinitive | langweilen |
|---|---|
| past participle | gelangweilt |
| present participle | langweilend |
Used in the library
- Der Regen kann im November jeden langweilen.In November the rain can bore anybody.B1Noch einmal, bitte (9) — Once more, please (9) (B1)
- Ein Katalog kann jeden langweilen, auch den Meister.A catalogue can bore anybody, the master too.B1Noch einmal, bitte (16) — Once more, please (16) (B1)
- Wien, um 1900: Leutnant Gustl saß in einem Oratorium und langweilte sich.Vienna, around 1900: Lieutenant Gustl was sitting in an oratorio and was bored.B1Leutnant Gustl und der Bäcker — Lieutenant Gustl and the Baker