Unbearably Meaning in English
word
ənˈbɛɹəbɫi
un-BAIR-uh-blee
ʌnbˈeəɹəbli
un-BAIR-uh-blee
Definición
In a way that is too difficult or painful to tolerate; more than someone can accept.
Uso & Matices
Typically used for extreme conditions involving pain, discomfort, heat, cold, or emotions ('unbearably hot'). It intensifies adjectives and is rarely used alone. Formal and literary register; avoid in casual spoken English except for strong emphasis.
Spanish: insoportablementePortuguese (BR): insuportavelmentePortuguese (PT): insuportavelmenteChinese (Simplified): 无法忍受地Chinese (Traditional): 無法忍受地Hindi: असहनीय रूप सेArabic: بشكل لا يطاقBengali: সহ্য করা যায় না এমনভাবে - অসহনীয়ভাবেRussian: невыносимоJapanese: 耐えられないほどVietnamese: không thể chịu nổi - quá mức chịu đựngKorean: 참을 수 없을 정도로Turkish: dayanılmaz derecedeUrdu: ناقابل برداشت حد تکIndonesian: sangat tak tertahankan
Oraciones de Ejemplo
It was unbearably hot in the room.
basic
The pain was unbearably strong.
basic
She felt unbearably sad after the news.
basic
His jokes were unbearably bad, but we laughed anyway.
natural
Waiting for the results felt unbearably long.
natural
These shoes are unbearably tight—I need to take them off.
natural