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1. The pain has become tolerable.
疼痛变得可以忍受了。
2. She is in tolerable health.
她身体还算健康。
3. The pain was severe, but tolerable.
疼痛剧烈，但尚能忍受。
1. 可容许的,相当的：tokograph 分娩力描记器 | tolerable 可容许的,相当的 | tolerable limit 容许极限
2. 可容忍的, 可以的：diagonal thrust 斜向蹬腿 | tolerable 可容忍的, 可以的 | solution loss 溶解损失
3. 可容忍的：tole 金属薄片 | tolerable 可容忍的 | tolerableness 可容忍
4. 容许的：容错技术 fault-tolerant technique | 容许的 tolerable | 容许畸变 Tolerable Distortion
1. 可忍受的;可容忍的
If you describe something as tolerable, you mean that you can bear it, even though it is unpleasant or painful.
e.g. The levels of tolerable pain vary greatly from individual to individual…
对疼痛的耐受程度因人而异，差别很大。
e.g. He described their living conditions as tolerable.
他把他们的生活条件描述为“尚可忍受”。
2. tolerable的解释
2. 过得去的;还可以的
If you describe something as tolerable, you mean that it is fairly good and reasonably satisfactory, but not of the highest quality or standard.
e.g. He fell asleep just past midnight with tolerable ease...
他刚过午夜就睡着了，睡得还算安稳。
e.g. Is there anywhere tolerable to eat in town?
城里有什么过得去的地方可以吃饭吗？
1. These could theoretically lead normally tolerable diseases to converge and trigger multiple outbreaks of epidemics with catastrophic mortality.
2. tolerable的解释
2. The government has also raised the minimum temperature in homes and offices from a chilly 16 degrees Celsius to a tolerable 18 degrees.
3. Consumer prices will stay at " tolerable " levels, according to investor Mark Mobius.
4. It is estimated that commodity prices can be under control within a tolerable range.
5. Blind and ignorant distrust and its perturbational distaste and disrespect are not tolerable!
6. Salaries are being slashed and public employees laid off to reduce new borrowing to a tolerable level.
7. tolerable
7. Once a company embarks on the path of development with IP as the core, no imperfection is tolerable in the careful and dedicated IP arrangement.
8. But that is tolerable in Washington, because the important thing here is that the status quo should not be disrupted.
9. Yu Yongding at the CASS'research institute of world economy and politics, said a 4 percent growth in the CPI is tolerable to a country.
10. But for most people, the heat is much more tolerable than it was a decade or two ago.
adj
1. about average
acceptable
e.g. more than adequate as a secretary
Synonym: adequate passable fair to middling
2. capable of being borne or endured
e.g. the climate is at least tolerable