tolerable如何读

英:[ˈtɒlərəbl]

美:[ˈtɑːlərəbl]

tolerable是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 可容忍的
  2. 过得去的
  3. 尚好的
  4. 还可以的
  5. 可宽恕的
  6. <口>还算健康的
  7. 可接受的
  8. 可原谅的
  9. 讲得过去的
  10. 马马虎虎
  11. 差强人意的
  12. 宽以待人的
  13. 糟糕的

tolerable自然拼读

tol·er·a·ble

ta l r bl

tolerable扩展

tolerably (adv.), tolerability (n.)

tolerable词根

词根:tolerant

adj.

tolerant 宽容的;容忍的;有耐药力的

adv.

tolerably 相当地;可容忍地;差不多地

tolerantly 宽容地,容忍地

n.

tolerance 公差;宽容;容忍;公差

tolerable英英释义

Adjective

1. able to be tolerated or endured;

"the climate is at least tolerable"

2. neither good nor bad;

"an indifferent performance"

"a gifted painter but an indifferent actor"

"her work at the office is passable"

"a so-so golfer"

"feeling only so-so"

"prepared a tolerable dinner"

"a tolerable working knowledge of French"

tolerable词源中文解释

"可忍受的"的意思最早可追溯到15世纪初,源自于14世纪的古法语 tolerable,直接源自拉丁语 tolerabilis,意为"可以忍受的,可以支持的,可以通过的",源自于 tolerare(参见 toleration)。意为"适度的,中等的,不错的"的含义可追溯到1540年代。相关词汇: Tolerably。

tolerable词源英文解释

The first known use of tolerable was in the 15th century

tolerable儿童词典英英释义

tolerateverb

to allow something to be or be done without making a move to stop it : put up with

refused to tolerate such treatment

to withstand the action of tolerate a drug

plants that tolerate drought

told

tolerantadjective

showing tolerance

tolerantadjective

showing tolerance

tolerancenoun

ability to put up with something harmful or unpleasant

the ability to adjust to a food or drug so that its effects are experienced less strongly

sympathy for or acceptance of feelings, habits, or beliefs that are different from one's own

tolerableadjective

capable of being put up with

tolerable pain

fairly good

a tolerable singing voice

tolerableadjective

capable of being put up with

tolerable pain

fairly good

a tolerable singing voice

tolerable 例句

1 It no longer felt tenable — no longer felt tolerable — to create a story in our present tense that didn’t acknowledge the singular, shared agony of that day.

2 Conditions are improving, says Mr Vasella, and are now tolerable, if not ideal.

魏思乐说,情况在改善,尽管目前并不理想,却尚可容忍。

3 There are no fine ladies to watch us today, so the drills are tolerable.

4 A teary, perfectly tolerable collection of interlocking stories featuring lots of recognizable actors and two particularly well-etched segments.

5 People will oppose some of these policies. But mass starvation is not a tolerable option.

人们会反对其中一些政策, 但大范围饥荒不是一个可以容忍的选择.

6 Instead, we have here a tolerable near-miss; enough to keep the hunger pangs away until a real meal arrives.

7 Bathrooms There are few more controversial topics in frugal traveling than what makes for a tolerable bathroom.

8 Parts two and three are sweeping vistas of landscapes in Tuscany and the effortless brilliance of Vanessa Redgrave, whose beauty and grace make even the most far-fetched plot points tolerable.

9 It needed all Jane's steady mildness to bear these attacks with tolerable tranquillity.

幸亏吉英临事从容不迫,柔和镇定,好容易才忍受了这些谗言诽语.

10 In some applications a lower level of security is tolerable, says Mr Thieme.

撒姆说,在某些方面的应用中较低的安全性完全可以容忍。

11 Although sometimes tolerable and forgivable, taking a mistress is regarded as immoral in all countries.

尽管人们对包二奶有时能够容忍和原谅, 但在所有国家,人们都认为养情妇是不道德的.

12 “The Captains” has many more moments like that, which makes it pretty tolerable as vanity projects go.

13 All of this would be tolerable if I didn't have two young children.

14 It was plain that no tolerable relationship could exist between Estraven and myself.

15 It needed all Jane’s steady mildness to bear these attacks with tolerable tranquillity.

16 My ex-fiance gave me the distinct impression that not only did we have a good foundation, but that our differences were tolerable.

17 By these and other means he had managed to lay by a tolerable sum of money.

通过这种那种方法,他设法攒下了一笔还过得去的积蓄.

18 On "Sex and the City," Carrie was arguably at her most tolerable when she was dating around or dropping the occasional pearl of wisdom, with neither Aidan nor Big.

19 And one of those points of agreement is that anti-Semitism is tolerable, if not exactly preferred.

20 The heat was tolerable for only a short time.

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