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单词 bearable
释义
bearable
adjective
uk
/ˈbeə.rə.bəl/us
/ˈber.ə.bəl/
If anunpleasantsituationis bearable, you canacceptordealwith it:
承受得起的；可忍受的；可容忍的
Asfaras she wasconcerned, only theweekendsmadelifebearable.对她而言，只有周末日子才好过些。
Synonyms
supportableformal
tolerable
Opposite
unbearable
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Tolerating and enduring
  • bear
  • bear withsomeone
  • bide
  • come to terms withsomethingidiom
  • endurable
  • endurance
  • intolerance
  • philosophically
  • resignedly
  • ridesomethingout
  • rough
  • sit
  • sitsomethingout
  • stand forsomething
  • stand up tosomeone/something
  • stick
  • sweat it outidiom
  • waitsomethingout
  • weather the stormidiom
  • withstand
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(Definition ofbearablefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbearable

bearable
The search for solutions by each camp had become urgent and the cost morebearable!
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Her level of anger was the same but had a changed quality that was morebearable.
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This separation made changes in their outer appearance morebearable.
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For fate, which could becomebearableonly by being made intelligible, remains in force (unaufgehoben); we remain helpless points in the midst of infinity.
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A medical situation that might bebearablegiven certain kinds of care might not bebearablewithout such care.
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The relationship between the patient and therapist helps make the unbearablebearable.
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Reducing the level of contributions (or holding them down tobearablelevels) is a management issue, common to all private-sector defined-benefit plans.
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He must soften the edges of 'technocratic space' to make itbearableor preferably enjoyable for human beings.
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But the capacity to take in valued aspects of a person who has died ultimately makes griefbearable.
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It made the pain of sickness morebearableand the pain of healing more acceptable.
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In theory, he suggests, the telos of battery hens could be altered by genetically expunging their urge to nest so that their confined lives would be made morebearable.
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Barely alive when unearthed, he survives against all expectations but remains terribly injured and in such pain that he lies on rubber air cushions to make itbearable.
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But each will have to rediscover a new self and ref lect on what constitutes an acceptable andbearableexistence in matters of work and family life.
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It will not make their plight morebearableif the experts tell them that it is for the general good.
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It concluded, after trying palliatives, that air conditioning was the only answer to making life morebearableand more comfortable for those working there.
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