Tolerable Meaning in English

word

US

ˈtɑɫɝəbəɫ

TAH-lur-uh-buhl

UK

tˈɒləɹəbəl

TOL-uh-ruh-buhl

التعريف

Something is tolerable if it is not perfect or pleasant, but you can deal with it without too much discomfort.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Tolerable' expresses that something is just good enough to endure but not really enjoyable. Common with pain, noise, or conditions. Less strong than 'unbearable', less positive than 'acceptable'. Often used in formal or neutral contexts.

• Spanish: tolerable - soportable
• Portuguese (BR): tolerável - suportável
• Portuguese (PT): tolerável - suportável
• Chinese (Simplified): 可容忍的 - 可忍受的
• Chinese (Traditional): 可容忍的 - 可忍受的
• Hindi: सहनीय
• Arabic: مقبول - محتمل
• Bengali: সহনীয়
• Russian: терпимый
• Japanese: 我慢できる - 許容できる
• Vietnamese: có thể chịu được
• Korean: 견딜 만한 - 참을 만한
• Turkish: katlanılabilir - tolere edilebilir
• Urdu: برداشت کے قابل
• Indonesian: dapat ditoleransi - lumayan

جمل نموذجية

The pain was tolerable after I took some medicine.

basic

The heat inside the car was barely tolerable.

basic

The noise from outside is tolerable during the day.

basic

It's not great, but the food here is tolerable if you're hungry.

natural

The manager’s attitude was barely tolerable, to be honest.

natural

After a few days, the cold weather became tolerable.

natural