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Detailed Translations for bearable from English to Swedish

bearable:


Translation Matrix for bearable:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- endurable; sufferable; supportable
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
dräglig tolerable
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
dräglig allowable; bearable; endurable; permissable; supportabel; tolerable
drägligt allowable; bearable; endurable; permissable; supportabel; tolerable
tolerable allowable; bearable; endurable; permissable; supportabel; tolerable
uthärdlig bearable; endurable; livable endurable
uthärdligt allowable; bearable; endurable; livable; permissable; supportabel; tolerable endurable

Related Words for "bearable":


Synonyms for "bearable":


Related Definitions for "bearable":

  1. capable of being borne though unpleasant1

Wiktionary Translations for bearable:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
bearable dräglig tolérable — Qu’on peut tolérer

bearable form of bear:

to bear verb (bears, bearing)

  1. to bear (persist; endure; stand; tolerate)
    bära; uthärda; stå ut med
    • bära verb (bär, bar, burit)
    • uthärda verb (uthärdar, uthärdade, uthärdat)
    • stå ut med verb (står ut med, stod ut med, stått ut med)
  2. to bear
    bära på
    • bära på verb (bär på, bar på, burit på)
  3. to bear (endure; sustain; stand)
    fördraga; lida; tåla; uthärda
    • fördraga verb (fördrager, fördrog, fördragit)
    • lida verb (lider, led, lidit)
    • tåla verb (tålar, tålade, tålat)
    • uthärda verb (uthärdar, uthärdade, uthärdat)
  4. to bear (endure; stand)
    utstå; orka; bära; uthärda
    • utstå verb (utstår, utstod, utstått)
    • orka verb (orkar, orkade, orkat)
    • bära verb (bär, bar, burit)
    • uthärda verb (uthärdar, uthärdade, uthärdat)
  5. to bear (carry; carry along)
    bära; föra
    • bära verb (bär, bar, burit)
    • föra verb (för, förde, fört)
  6. to bear (take)
    bära; uthärda
    • bära verb (bär, bar, burit)
    • uthärda verb (uthärdar, uthärdade, uthärdat)

Conjugations for bear:

present
  1. bear
  2. bear
  3. bears
  4. bear
  5. bear
  6. bear
present perfect
  1. have bore
  2. have bore
  3. has bore
  4. have bore
  5. have bore
  6. have bore
past continuous
  1. was bearing
  2. were bearing
  3. was bearing
  4. were bearing
  5. were bearing
  6. were bearing
future
  1. shall bear
  2. will bear
  3. will bear
  4. shall bear
  5. will bear
  6. will bear
continuous present
  1. am bearing
  2. are bearing
  3. is bearing
  4. are bearing
  5. are bearing
  6. are bearing
subjunctive
  1. be bore
  2. be bore
  3. be bore
  4. be bore
  5. be bore
  6. be bore
diverse
  1. bear!
  2. let's bear!
  3. bore
  4. bearing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

bear

  1. bear

bear [the ~] nomen

  1. the bear
    – massive plantigrade carnivorous or omnivorous mammals with long shaggy coats and strong claws 1
    björn

Translation Matrix for bear:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
björn bear
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bära bear; carry; carry along; endure; persist; stand; take; tolerate carry; carry along; drag; have on; shore; support; transport; wear
bära på bear
föra bear; carry; carry along carry; transport
fördraga bear; endure; stand; sustain
lida bear; endure; stand; sustain suffer
orka bear; endure; stand bring off; cope; fix; manage; pull off
stå ut med bear; endure; persist; stand; tolerate accept; let come; let happen; put up with; submit to
tåla bear; endure; stand; sustain endure; live through; put up with; submit to; suffer
uthärda bear; endure; persist; stand; sustain; take; tolerate endure; live through
utstå bear; endure; stand suffer
- accept; acquit; assume; behave; birth; carry; comport; conduct; contain; deliver; deport; expect; gestate; give birth; have; have a bun in the oven; hold; pay; take over; turn out; wear; yield
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
björn bear

Related Words for "bear":


Synonyms for "bear":


Antonyms for "bear":


Related Definitions for "bear":

  1. massive plantigrade carnivorous or omnivorous mammals with long shaggy coats and strong claws1
  2. an investor with a pessimistic market outlook; an investor who expects prices to fall and so sells now in order to buy later at a lower price1
  3. have on one's person1
    • bear a scar1
  4. cause to be born1
  5. be pregnant with1
    • She is bearing his child1
  6. move while holding up or supporting1
    • bear a heavy load1
    • bear news1
    • bearing orders1
  7. support or hold in a certain manner1
  8. bring forth,1
    • The apple tree bore delicious apples this year1
    • The unidentified plant bore gorgeous flowers1
  9. bring in1
    • interest-bearing accounts1
  10. take on as one's own the expenses or debts of another person1
    • She agreed to bear the responsibility1
  11. have rightfully; of rights, titles, and offices1
    • She bears the title of Duchess1
  12. behave in a certain manner1
    • he bore himself with dignity1
  13. have1
    • bear a resemblance1
    • bear a signature1
  14. contain or hold; have within1

Wiktionary Translations for bear:

bear
verb
  1. produce
  2. give birth to
  3. put up with
  4. declare
  5. be equipped with
  6. carry
noun
  1. large hairy man
  2. investor who anticipates falling prices
  3. animal resembling a bear
  4. large mammal of family Ursidae

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
bear björn BärZoologie: Tier (Raubtier, Säugetier) aus der Familie Ursidae
bear Stora björn Bär — kPl. Sternbild des Nordhimmels
bear fördra; tåla; finna sig i; uthärda ertragen — eine unangenehme oder schwierige Situation hinnehmen und deswegen nicht die Beherrschung verlieren oder zusammenbrechen
bear föda gebären — ein Kind zur Welt bringen
bear föda donner naissancemettre au monde ; accoucher d’un enfant.
bear uthärda; tåla; lida endurersouffrir, supporter avec fermeté, constance.
bear björn ours — Mammifère.
bear alstra; producera produireengendrer, donner naissance.
bear tåla; tillåta souffrir — Tolérer
bear utstå; uthärda soutenir — Supporter, endurer sans découragement, sans trouble, quelque chose de fâcheux, d’inquiétant, de mortifiant, etc.