Bearably is the adverb of bearable. If something happens bearably, it is still hard or not nice, but only to a degree you can deal with. 'The room was bearably warm' means the warmth was all right — not pleasant, maybe, but you could stay.

Bearably是bearable的副詞 is the adverb of bearable(併入) If something happens bearably如果一件事bearably發生 it is still hard or not nice還是不好受、不舒服 but only to a degree you can deal with只是程度上你還撐得住 'The room was bearably warm'這句話 means意思是 the warmth was all right溫度還可以接受 not pleasant, maybe也許不舒服 but you could stay但你待得下去

You will not hear this word much. People prefer to use the adjective: 'it was bearable,' not 'it went bearably.' When the adverb does appear, it often sits in front of another describing word: bearably quiet, bearably short, bearably close.

You will not hear this word much這個字不太常聽到 People prefer to use大家比較愛用 the adjective形容詞 'it was bearable,'像it was bearable not 'it went bearably.'而不是it went bearably When the adverb does appear副詞真的出現時 it often sits in front of another describing word常放在另一個形容詞前面 bearably quiet, bearably short, bearably close像bearably quiet、bearably short、bearably close

It is a precise, slightly bookish way to say 'not too much to stand.' It is not a cheerful word. It does not mean 'nicely' or 'well.'

It is它是 a precise, slightly bookish way一個精確、有點書卷氣的說法 to say 'not too much to stand.'用來說「還沒到受不了」 It is not它不是 a cheerful word開心的字 It does not mean它也不代表 'nicely' or 'well.'「好好地」或「很棒地」