關於Bear的意思和用法的提問

A: "I can't stand it" or "I can't tolerate it". however it's spelled "bare" not "bear"

A: to be born = salir del útero al final del embarazo
Ejemplos:
I was born on February 9, 1999. (Yo nací el 9 de febrero, del ano 1999.)
My brother was born early. (Mi hermano nacio temprano.)
The twins were born yesterday. (Los gemelos nacieron ayer.)

A: -Aguantar

-Cortar

- Disolver

- Romper

-Tachado

A: Yes, it means wait for me, and it acknowledges you are asking a favor. 'Bear' can mean to carry a load or a burden

A: He's talking about people who had to actually deal with or "bear" the fighting.

A: I carried the books to my room.
I want to carry you home.
We believe he is carrying a disease.
They cannot carry the burdens of war.

Every American has a right to bear arms.
You shouldn't bear this burden alone.
Bear with me for a minute.
She will bear his child.

Both words can mean the same thing, but carry is usually a better option.

For example:

You shouldn't bear this burden alone.
and
You shouldn't carry this burden alone.

Both are the same, and they both work.

However; this is not always the case:

Bear with me for a minute.
and
Carry with me for a minute.

In this case, "Carry with me for a minute" is wrong, but "Bear with me for a minute" works just fine. This is because in this form, to "bear with" something doesn't mean to carry, it means something close to "wait".

A: We usually say, "I was born. "

I was born in Nevada.

I was born to play tennis. It's my life's purpose.

I was born feet-first.

My parents started yelling at me the day I was born.

This is not what I was born for.

A: We are going to walk very close to the alligator pond. Please bear in mind that they bite and be careful.

A: @Ri-na

A: How are you?
B: Bearing up.

A: How are you?
B: Oh, bearing up under the strain.

A: Do you mean "bears the name"?

His company bears the family name.

Like that?

A: the Word born alone doesn't have meaning that's why you have to put was or were

A: at ease means to lower your guard, doing something easily means it didn't take much effort

A: It means it adds on to their problems. "bear on" is a negative term, it never helps, it is just a burden

A: Born = birthed
Borne = carried

He was born in July.
The load was borne by both men equally.

A: They are all really the same. I would say "bear" and "put up (with)" have an even more negative connotation, that you really don't like what you're putting up with.

"I can endure a marathon" just tells me you can do one
"I can put up with a marathon" makes me think you don't like marathons but can do them

A: Maybe try "there is a bear on either side of the boy." When you say "there are two bears on either side of the boy" I think there are 2 bears on the left and also 2 different bears on the right.

A: You are god.

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A: born and burn

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A: It should be "they saw a bear while they were running"

A: Yep. ^_^

A: Does a bear poop in the woods? Sounds a little more natural

A: "In Japan, there are four main islands: Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu. There are wild bears in the mountains on every island except Kyushu. Although Tokyo is famous for being a crowded and busy city, some wild bear still live there. Don't worry about the Bears too much, since it is rare that they are seen." This way sounds most natural I think.

A: Taking the time to have a nice, warm cup of tea or coffee is definitely a must for my daily routine. It's a little moment for myself. And coffee helps me live life to the fullest!