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Significados de
bearable
en inglés
Capable of being borne though unpleasant.
endurable
supportable
sufferable
Términos relacionados
tolerable
Sinónimos
Examples for "
endurable
"
endurable
supportable
sufferable
Examples for "
endurable
"
1
But it keeps no
endurable
brands of English or American smoking tobacco.
2
Somewhat astonishingly, it made enough money to launch this equally
endurable
follow-up.
3
The smell of this horse blanket was less
endurable
than the cold.
4
It's not trendy glamour, it's
endurable
luxury, the first retail banker said.
5
This expression I desire to repeat here for perpetuation in
endurable
form.
1
Even the imperious Mr. Delvile was more
supportable
here than in London.
2
The only thing which makes it
supportable
for a while is curiosity.
3
Control has been spectacularly sustained, but does that make it admirable or
supportable
?
4
There are no ills which are not more
supportable
after food.
5
Why, then, should my absence now be less
supportable
to you than heretofore?
1
Finding the air
sufferable
,
he came forth on to the steps.
2
During the time, the suffering is at least
sufferable
.
3
It is a peep, a part revelation, just
sufferable
,
of the Olympian god-Joveplaying carpet-knight.
4
Lady Ann was offended, and seriously: was alliance with such a woman permissible or
sufferable
?
5
Even Bully Pigeon was
sufferable
(as Paddy observed), if he was not altogether agreeable.
Uso de
bearable
en inglés
1
The certainty would have been
bearable
;
I had courage to face ruin.
2
Woodward dared to take another drink; the pain was severe, but
bearable
.
3
They don't seem so dreadful then; they seem more
bearable
and ordinary.
4
But we gained a gravelly tone that made friends' poetry recitations
bearable
.
5
This means settling upon a narrative that makes what has happened
bearable
.
6
A day-night Test makes that time difference a little bit more
bearable
.
7
They talked briefly in the car while the pain was momentarily
bearable
.
8
The weather was pretty calm, and the cold without breeze was
bearable
.
9
He felt a deep conflict in his loyalties, but it was
bearable
.
10
At night, the only
bearable
place is in bed with many blankets.
11
The cold, as we waited for the next train, seemed quite
bearable
.
12
The twinges of the gout had not wholly disappeared, but remained
bearable
.
13
Stop wanting the pain to ease, just enough to make it
bearable
.
14
Quite a
bearable
band there: it does not play any patriotic airs.
15
The weight of it was even and
bearable
-
welcomed
by us both.
16
There was little or no humidity, and the heat was quite
bearable
.
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bearable
Adjetivo
Colocaciones frecuentes
more bearable
quite bearable
just bearable
almost bearable
less bearable
Más colocaciones
Bearable
a través del tiempo
Bearable
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Común