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1. (adj.) bearable
capable of being endured or tolerated.
Etymology: (1540–50)
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1. (adj) bearable, endurable, sufferable, supportable
capable of being borne though unpleasant
"sufferable punishment"
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1. (adjective) bearable
at a level of discomfort that can be dealt with fairly easily
the pain was bearable;; ≠ unbearable
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1. (adj) bearable
capable of being borne or endured; tolerable
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Sense: able to be endured.
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 Afrikaans: draaglik |
 Arabic: مُحتمل، مُمْكِن احْتِماله |
 Bulgarian: поносим |
 Brazilian: suportável |
 Czech: snesitelný |
 German: erträglich |
 Danish: udholdelig; tålelig |
 Greek: ανεκτός |
 Spanish: soportable |
 Estonian: talutav |
 Farsi: تحمل پذیر؛ تاب آوردنی |
 Finnish: siedettävä |
 French: supportable |
 Hebrew: נִסְבַּל |
 Hindi: सहनीय |
 Croatian: podnošljiv |
 Hungarian: tűrhető |
 Indonesian: dapat ditahan |
 Icelandic: þolanlegur |
 Italian: sopportabile |
 Japanese: 我慢できる |
 Korean: 감당할 수 있는 |
 Lithuanian: pakeliamas |
 Latvian: paciešams; panesams |
 Malay: menanggung |
 Dutch: draaglijk |
 Norwegian: utholdelig, tålelig |
 Polish: znośny |
 Persian: تحمل پذیر؛ تاب آوردنی |
 Pashto: د زغم وړ |
 Portuguese: suportável |
 Romanian: suportabil |
 Russian: терпимый |
 Slovak: znesiteľný |
 Slovenian: znosen |
 Serbian: podnošljivo |
 Swedish: uthärdlig, dräglig |
 Thai: ทนได้ |
 Turkish: tahammül edilebilir, daya |
 Taiwanese: 經得起的 |
 Ukrainian: стерпний |
 Urdu: قابل برداشت ہونا |
 Vietnamese: có thể chịu đựng được |
 Chinese: 经得起的 |
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