英:[ɪnˈtɒlərəbl]
美:[ɪnˈtɑlərəbl]
英:[ɪnˈtɒlərəbl]
美:[ɪnˈtɑlərəbl]
in·tol·er·a·ble
ihn ta l r bl
intolerably (adv.), intolerableness (n.)
词根:intolerant
adj.intolerant 无法忍受的;偏狭的
adv.intolerably 到难耐的程度;无法忍受地
adjective
too disagreeable, difficult, or painful to be endured; not tolerable.The working conditions in the mines were intolerable and the union leaders called for a strike.The air-conditioned movie theater provided a place to escape from the intolerable heat.
intolerabilis(不可忍受的)一词源于14世纪晚期的拉丁语,由 in-(不,相反)和 tolerabilis(可忍受的)组成,其中 tolerabilis 源于 tolerare(忍受,容忍),参见 in-(1)和 toleration。相关词汇: Intolerably(难以忍受地)。
Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin intolerabilis, from in- + tolerabilis tolerable
The first known use of intolerable was in the 15th century
intoxicateverb
to affect by alcohol or a drug especially to the point where physical and mental control is much reduced
to excite to enthusiasm or frenzy
intoxicateverb
to affect by alcohol or a drug especially to the point where physical and mental control is much reduced
to excite to enthusiasm or frenzy
intoxicantnoun
something that intoxicatesespecially: an alcoholic drink
intoneverb
to utter in musical or prolonged tones : chant
intoneverb
to utter in musical or prolonged tones : chant
intonationnoun
the act of intoningalso: something intoned
the ability to play or sing music in tune
the rise and fall in pitch of the voice in speech
intolerantadjective
unable or unwilling to endure
unwilling to grant equality, freedom, or other social rights
intolerancenoun
the quality or state of being intolerant
exceptional sensitivity (as to a drug or food)
intolerableadjective
not tolerable : unbearable
intolerable pain
intolerableadjective
not tolerable : unbearable
intolerable pain
1 In the 1600s, choosing religious seclusion was a way to flee an intolerable living situation—such as a painful marriage.
2 I've been the sport of that intolerable torture!
我 总是 被那种不可容忍的折磨所捉弄!
3 To be locked within boundaries plotted by priests and politicians would be the only thing more intolerable.
4 Until a large-scale conversion to these methods has been made, we shall have little relief from a situation that, by any common-sense standards, is intolerable.
5 In 1599, when the situation in Graz was becoming intolerable for Kepler, Tycho was establishing himself some 320 kilometres away near Prague, where people were free to worship in their own manner.
6 Their husbands’ breath became intolerable, and when they weren’t too sick to move, they were waving their arms, gesturing to the men to keep away.
7 The pain is almost intolerable to him.
对他来说这痛苦简直令人无法忍受。
8 The intolerable brightness faded, and slowly the torn edges of the world closed together.
9 This is an intolerable insolence.
这是个让人无法忍受的侮辱。
10 “This is not politics as usual. This is disgraceful. It is intolerable.”
11 For a breath of difference between us is intolerable.
因为我们之间的任何微小芥蒂都是无法容忍的.
12 Most of them came from Europe, to escape intolerable conditions in their homeland.
13 The position actually was only somewhat less intolerable; but he thought of it as almost comfortable.
14 The food situation had thus far been intolerable.
15 They felt this would put intolerable pressure on them...
他们觉得这会给他们带来无法承受的压力。
16 “The poverty, and the thought of what was happening to those human lives was just intolerable, sickening.”
17 She knew the intolerable pressure he was under during the season.
18 Emir, jealous by nature, becomes enraged and finds Emile’s new relationship intolerable.
19 Private gatherings such as this were not held very often—only when the idea of defeat became not only unthinkable but intolerable.
20 Forever shall the intolerable present grind you down.
1 无法忍受的
2 不能接受的
3 难以容忍
4 过度的
over rank unlimited excessive panic unreasonable overdue undue extravagant wretched superlative exorbitant inordinate shrill unconscionable vaulting overdone extortionate immoderate unmeasurable overweening superabundant extortionary heavy fancy be-
5 过分的
too-too ultra lavish undue obsessive towering extravagant appalling exalted exorbitant wanton sanguinary unmerciful overweening thick
6 不能容忍的
7 难受的
8 无法容忍的
10 过度
over rank unlimited excessive panic unreasonable overdue undue extravagant wretched superlative exorbitant inordinate shrill unconscionable vaulting overdone extortionate immoderate unmeasurable overweening superabundant extortionary hard deep heavy super overly unduly overfull trop troppo fancy overproportion excess plethora surfeit overmuch immoderation basinful be- super- hyper- overtrain overdo supercharge cap the climax beyond the moon
11 过分
too-too ultra lavish undue obsessive towering extravagant appalling exalted exorbitant wanton sanguinary unmerciful overweening full heavy super thick bloody desperately unduly inordinacy overkill overmuch bellyful overreach supercharge talk thirteen to the doz more than one can help to kill to heaven into the ground
12 难忍的
13 不堪
14 难以容忍的
15 难堪的
16 无法容忍
18 难堪