How do you use "Scunnered" in a sentence?

I'm totally scunnered. Scunnered with this weather. That's scunnering.

Scunnered

Q: What does "Scunnered" mean?

Fed up, disgusted, bored (Scottish). To be 'scunnered' is to be fed up, disgusted, or bored with something. 'I'm scunnered with it' means you've had enough. 'Scunnering' describes something annoying or disgusting.

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Meaning: Fed up, disgusted, bored (Scottish).

厌烦的，恶心的，无聊的（苏格兰方言）。

Harto, asqueado, aburrido (dialecto escocés).

うんざりした、嫌気がさした、退屈した（スコットランド方言）。

질린, 지긋지긋한, 싫증난 (스코틀랜드 방언).

To be 'scunnered' is to be fed up, disgusted, or bored with something. 'I'm scunnered with it' means you've had enough. 'Scunnering' describes something annoying or disgusting.

'Scunnered'是指感到厌烦、恶心或无聊。'I'm scunnered with it'意思是受够了。'Scunnering'形容令人烦恼或恶心的事物。

Estar 'scunnered' es estar harto, asqueado o aburrido de algo. 'I'm scunnered with it' significa que ya has tenido bastante. 'Scunnering' describe algo molesto o asqueroso.

「Scunnered」はうんざりしている、嫌気がさしている、または退屈しているという意味。「I'm scunnered with it」はもう十分だという意味。「Scunnering」は迷惑なまたは不快なことを表す。

'Scunnered'는 무언가에 질리거나 역겨워하거나 지루해하는 상태를 뜻합니다. 'I'm scunnered with it'은 이제 충분하다는 뜻입니다. 'Scunnering'은 짜증나거나 역겨운 것을 묘사합니다.

Examples

I'm totally scunnered.
我完全受够了
Estoy totalmente harto
完全にうんざりだ
완전히 질렸어.
Scunnered with this weather.
这天气真让人烦
Harto de este tiempo
この天気にはうんざりだ
이 날씨에 질렸어.
That's scunnering.
那真让人恶心
Eso es asqueroso
あれはうんざりする
그건 정말 짜증나.

Pronunciation

/ˈskʌnərd/

Usage Guide

Context: disgust, boredom, frustration

Tone: frustrated, fed up

✓ Do Say

Scunnered
厌烦的
harto
うんざりした
질렸어
I'm scunnered
我受够了
estoy harto
うんざりだ
나 질렸어
Scunnering
令人厌烦的
asqueroso
うんざりさせる
질리게 하는

✗ Don't Say

Strong word for being fed up
表达厌烦的强烈用词
Palabra fuerte para expresar hartazgo
うんざりを表す強い言葉
질렸다는 뜻의 강한 표현

Common Mistakes

Fed up/disgusted combined—specific feeling

Origin & History

Scots word of uncertain origin, possibly from Old Norse. It captures a specific kind of fed-up disgust that's hard to translate.

Etymology: Uncertain, possibly Old Norse

First recorded: Scots

Cultural Context

Era: Historic to present

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: Scottish media

Regional notes: Distinctly Scottish.

Variations

ScunneredScunnering