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tolerable

/ˈtɒl.ər.ə.bəl/

Traduction: Qualifie ce que l'on peut supporter ou accepter, même si ce n'est pas nécessairement agréable ou idéal.

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adjective

/ˈtɒl.ər.ə.bəl/B2formal
  • frQualifie ce que l'on peut supporter ou accepter, même si ce n'est pas nécessairement agréable ou idéal.

Describes something that is able to be endured or accepted, though not necessarily pleasant or ideal.

  1. EndurableB2formal

    Able to be endured or tolerated; not too severe or extreme.

    frSupportable

    • The pain was uncomfortable but tolerable.
    • The heat in the desert was barely tolerable without water.
    • She found the noise level tolerable after wearing earplugs.

    Synonymesbearableendurablesufferablesupportable

    Antonymesinsufferableintolerableunacceptableunbearableunendurable

  2. Acceptable or averageB2formal

    Fairly good or satisfactory; of a moderate or acceptable standard.

    fracceptable ou moyen

    • The food at the restaurant was tolerable, but not exceptional.
    • His performance in the play was tolerable, though he missed a few lines.
    • The hotel offered tolerable accommodations for the price.

    Synonymesacceptableadequateall rightdecentfairmoderatenot badpassablereasonablesatisfactory

    Antonymesinadequateintolerableunacceptableunsatisfactory

Formes
  • more tolerable comparative form
  • most tolerable superlative form
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