bearable

常見例句

Still that would’ve been bearable, but the bastards kicked you out after a couple of months.
這多少還可以忍受，可是那些個雜種，三兩個月以后就把你開除了。
In some cases, the woman's family and friends may act as if the abuse is bearable or deny its existence altogether.
在一些案例中，婦女的家人和朋友會表現(xiàn)的好像虐待是可以容忍的或完全否認(rèn)它的存在。
Prisoners imagine that solitary confinement will be worse than it really is; mothers-to-be think the pain of childbirth will be more bearable than it typically proves to be.
囚犯們想象單獨監(jiān)禁的感覺會比實際情況更糟；準(zhǔn)媽媽們會認(rèn)為生孩子的痛苦比通常實際證明的情況更可忍受。

She often said: "You must never so much as think if you like it or not, if it is bearable or not.

He was charming and quick, with a vanity made bearable by his genuine affection for people.
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Keeping in mind the benefits of a networking event makes it a whole lot more bearable.
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Those side-effects, though, might be more bearable than the ones associated with iron seeding.
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