Приклади вживання Unbearably Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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How to live it became unbearably.
Although the air is poisonous and unbearably humid, this cocktail of factors has created a goldmine for biologists.
Customer's desires materialization is unbearably enjoyable!
It is unbearably painful to hear the news of the many casualties in this holy place, of the hundreds of wounded, of the unrest in various regions of Ukraine.
The hour was unbearably bright.
If only his father had not hissed so unbearably!
This person controls and criticizes his or her closest people, feels an unbearably heavy load of responsibility, and becomes exhausted because of it.
It's mobile: your personal way of evacuation,when the world becomes unbearably heavy.
I felt like I was in the thick of the war, as it is scary and unbearably painful to see dead friends, shivers on the skin and tears in his eyes.
I'm allergic to this stuff, if the midgegushes,I develop a terrible red swelling, which is unbearably itching.
What hurts unbearably is one thing- how was my 83-year-old mother, whom I took to the toilet through a row of men in masks with machine guns, and filled with‘heart' tablets,?
When the street is unbearably hot,….
My friend says that reading gives her"the ability to be happy at any time, in any place,even when waiting is unbearably long.".
If you consider your life unbearably boring andWant to cheer her up with a dose of adrenaline, then welcome to"Nara Dreamland"- an abandoned amusement park where you will be met by a bullet without warning!
This separation can be traumatic and unbearably long.
On one unbearably hot evening, Sir Ambrose Ebercrombie arrives at Francis Hinzley's Hollywood house and catches the owner, screenwriter of Megapolitan Pictures, along with his young friend and poet, Denis Barlow, over a glass of whiskey.
There are also products that have an unbearably unpleasant odor.
The first is the temptation: when you are trying to cope with a complex creative task, the thought of a couple of relaxed minutes on Facebook orgoing to a cafe with friends after work can be unbearably attractive.
When they finished high school, if they did, the either could not find work orwere doomed to jobs which they found unbearably boring and which offered no creative challenge and very little pay.
For some, a late, dense dinner is a tribute to a habit, others late at night seize their pizza or sandwiches with their problems, and some eat poorly during the day andby evening the feeling of hunger makes them unbearably suffer.
Sometimes he is generosity itself, shares with people everything that he has, and at the same time he is intolerant,forgetful, unbearably demanding and selfish if his desires are not fulfilled immediately.
The Court takes into account, in particular, that, for at least two months, the applicant had to spend a considerable part of each 24-hour period practically confined to his bed in a cell with no ventilation and no window,which would at times become unbearably hot.
The fact that for a mature person is already the norm and everyday habit for the child is happening for the first time,so he so unbearably wants to share his achievements, global in the context of his personal life and existing skills.
If the cucumber still sprouted, despite the lack of moisture, there is no such vegetable,because the product becomes unbearably bitter.
Oman's summers(April- September) can reach unbearably hot temperatures, such as 40°C, and therefore, it is recommended to travel to in the winter months, when you will find you will be able to enjoy moderately warm Mediterranean-like temperatures, with highs of 30°C.
Religion is everyone's business, you agree, but what to do when religious beliefs do not coincide,you encounter a language barrier and you are unbearably long from your homeland?
Being unbearably light and unbearably elusive, with familiar toponymy and recurrent stories of human lives, intriguing and keeping you immersed in reading till dawn, with stunning twists in the storyline that make you wonder, this parahistoric novel“Lovers of Justice” by Yuri Andrukhovych amalgamates eight and a half“almost fairy-tales for adults” from different historical epochs into an inimitable Halytsky patchwork.
The patient had been placed in a nursing home in Mariahoeve in The Hague after her condition became significantly worse, and it wasthere that a review by the on-site doctor concluded the woman was suffering unbearably from her condition.
For example, American writer George Saunders visited Palden Dorje and observed him through a single night, and was impressed by Palden Dorje's perfectly still stature,even during an evening climate that seemed unbearably cold to the much better clothed journalist.