Examples of using Couldn't bear in English and their translations into Vietnamese
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
I really couldn't bear such days.
Mr. Cheng said in the letter,“Most inmates saw my injuries and couldn't bear to beat me again.
I couldn't bear to see my father's pain.".
Huang himself said he simply couldn't bear to be inside the furnace.
She couldn't bear the thought of leaving home.
There were so many deaths, I couldn't bear to add another,” he explained.
I couldn't bear any aspect of living.
I have said good-bye, and I couldn't bear to do it all over again.'.
I couldn't bear such a heavy burden anymore.
She researched one soldier who was rejected by his wife-“she couldn't bear to look at him”- and was not allowed to serve customers in his old job as a tailor.
I couldn't bear the thought of losing you again.
But, if I had been self-aware enough to realize that, actually,my big problem was that I couldn't bear to be alone, I would have not needed to be with literally anybody.
Finally, he couldn't bear hunger and started to leave.
He couldn't bear to be parted from his mother and it was his mother who was trying to kill him.".
Ouspensky says,"I couldn't bear that phenomenon-- everyone asleep!
I couldn't bear it but there was nothing I could do to stop it;
I couldn't bear the heat anymore because all my soul was almost burning and turning into charcoal.
He couldn't bear to be parted from his mother and it was his mother who was trying to kill him," a keeper said, according to reports.
I couldn't bear to picture Edward there, even though he was so much more durable than my half-human best friend.
Termites cannot bear this temperature and hence they are killed.
You can't bear any bad thing happening to them.
You can't bear weight on the knee.
I can't bear to lose you!
I can't bear to be touched.'.
She really could not bear that.
I can't bear to leave you.
I really can't bear this any more.
The people of the United States cannot bear this financial burden.
My party can't bear any more scandals!
Nobody is more often wrong than someone who cannot bear being wrong.