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unforbearing

/fawr-bair/US // fɔrˈbɛər //UK // (fɔːˈbɛə) //

不忍心,不忍直视,不忍卒睹,不堪忍受的

Related Words

decline衰退,减少,衰落,下降inhibit抑制,阻止,禁止,压制abstain弃权,投弃权票,弃权票,弃权者stop停止,停下来,停,停住avoid避免,避开,避免使用,避免了omit省略,遗漏,略过,省略掉escape逃避,逃脱,逃跑,逃亡forgo放弃,放弃了,舍弃,弃权refrain克制,克制一下,克制住,反复强调withhold扣留,隐瞒,隐瞒不报,隐匿desist停止,终止,住手,停止使用pause暂停,停顿,暂停一下,顿了顿cease停止,停止执行,终止,停止使用evade躲避,回避,避开,逃避eschew摒弃,避开,规避,摒弃了shun阴阳师,阴柔,阴,阴阳restrain克制,拘束,限制,抑制curb路边,遏止,路边的,马路牙子keep保持,保持保持bridle辔头,缰绳,笼头,辔头的

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    for·bore [fawr-bawr], /fɔrˈbɔr/, for·borne [fawr-bawrn], /fɔrˈbɔrn/, for·bear·ing.

    • : to refrain or abstain from; desist from.
    • : to keep back; withhold.
    • : Obsolete. to endure.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    for·bore [fawr-bawr], /fɔrˈbɔr/, for·borne [fawr-bawrn], /fɔrˈbɔrn/, for·bear·ing.

    • : to refrain; hold back.
    • : to be patient or self-controlled when subject to annoyance or provocation.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.impatient
Synonyms
abrupt突然的,骤然,突然,突发agog激动人心,激动人心的,激动不已,激动antsy焦躁不安,躁动不安,烦躁不安,焦躁anxious焦急的,焦虑的,焦虑不安,焦虑appetent食欲旺盛,食欲,开胃,开胃菜ardent热心,热心的,热情的,热烈的athirst渴求,渴望,渴了,饥渴avid狂热的,狂热,狂热者,热心breathless气喘吁吁,气喘吁吁的,喘不过气来,喘不过气来的brusque粗鲁的,粗鲁,蛮横的,粗糙的chafing摩擦擦伤,摩擦,擦伤,磨擦choleric胆小的人,胆小的,胆怯的人,胆怯的curt咖特,遏制,遏止,凝视demanding要求高的,要求高,苛刻的,苛刻的要求dying to死于,垂死挣扎,奄奄一息,奄奄一息的eager渴望,急于求成,急于,急于求成的edgy紧张的,紧张,聪明的,烦人feverish发烧,狂热的,发热,发烧的fretful烦躁不安的,烦躁不安,焦躁不安,焦躁不安的hasty匆忙,匆匆忙忙,匆忙的,仓促having short fuse有短板,有短处,有短视行为,有短板的人headlong昂首阔步,昂首挺胸,一路走来,一路向前hot under collar炙手可热,火爆,火热,炙手可热的hot-tempered脾气暴躁,脾气暴躁的,脾气暴躁的人,脾气火爆impetuous浮躁的,浮躁,急躁,急于求成indignant忿忿不平,愤慨的,愤慨,愤怒的intolerant不容忍,不宽容,不宽容的,不容忍的irascible暴躁,暴躁的,气急败坏,脾气暴躁irritable烦躁,烦躁不安,烦躁的,易怒itchy痒痒的,痒痒,瘙痒,痒keen敏锐的,热情的,敏锐,热切的on pins and needles如坐针毡,忐忑不安,惶恐不安,惶惶不可终日quick-tempered气急败坏,心急吃不了热豆腐,急躁,心急如焚racing one's motorrestless神不守舍,不安分,不安于现状,不安分守己ripe成熟的,成熟,熟的,熟化snappy蹩脚的,爽快的,爽快,蹩脚straining紧张的,紧张,吃力不讨好,吃力sudden突然,忽然,突然的,突发testy诙谐,狡猾的,暴躁,狡猾的人thirsty口渴的,口渴,渴了,口渴了unindulgent放纵,放任自流,疏放,放纵的vehement慷慨激昂,坚定不移地,慷慨激昂的,激烈的violent激烈的,暴力的,猛烈的,暴力

Examples

  • But—and I forbear to lead up to it artistically—I dissever myself from your chariot wheels.

  • And thou shalt speak my words to them, if perhaps they will hear, and forbear: for they provoke me to anger.

  • Georgie could not forbear a smile, while Lucy burst into inextinguishable peals of silvery laughter.

  • Can they stand still when everything is in motion, when everything is stirring, and forbear running whither every one runs?

  • Nor can any right-minded man forbear his tribute to the good which Socialistic agitation has done.

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