Feeling awkward, ashamed, or humiliated; causing someone to feel this way.

can be rated as; can be said to be; to be worthy of being called

To be unable to endure or stand (e.g., pain, abuse, or a heavy load)

too horrible to contemplate; refers to consequences that would be extremely bad or dangerous if allowed to happen

Kansas, a state in the central United States; abbreviated as [[堪州|堪州|kan1 zhou1]]

(idiom) unable to withstand a single blow; extremely fragile and easily defeated

extremely tired; fatigued to the point of collapse; dog-tired

worrying; bleak; worth serious consideration or concern

to suffer unspeakable misery; to be so painful or bitter that it cannot be expressed in words

cannot bear to look back on or recall past events; too painful to think about

in a difficult, embarrassing, or desperate situation; stuck in a dilemma

not fit to be seen; used to describe something disgusting, indecent, or offensive to the eye

Canberra, the capital of Australia

extremely crowded; jam-packed

broken down or worn out; used to describe things that are extremely tattered, dilapidated, or in shreds

(literary) how can one endure or bear it; expresses that a situation is unbearable or tragic

the state of Kansas in the United States

intolerable to hear; describes language that is so crude, vulgar, or obscene that it is hard to listen to

the Kamchatka Peninsula in far-eastern Russia, located between the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Okhotsk

The study of the environment, buildings, and graves to determine luck and fortune; often used as a more formal term for [[风水|風水|feng1 shui3]]

(literary) precarious; distressing; causing anxiety or worry; to be at risk

the people can no longer endure the suffering caused by heavy taxes or government demands

Describes someone whose basic skills or character are too poor to be worth training or developing; unpromising.

To be unable to endure such annoyance or disturbance any longer; to find the harassment unbearable.

unable to endure or tolerate; unbearable

Unable to bear a heavy load, pressure, or responsibility.

in a terrible mess; extremely untidy and disorganized

(literary) how can one bear; how can one endure; used to emphasize that a situation is unbearable

(literary) just about to; on the point of

Kamchatka, a peninsula in far eastern Russia

(bird species of China) Kamchatka leaf warbler (Phylloscopus examinandus)

the state of Kansas in the United States

A title in Tibetan Buddhism for a senior monk or lama who has mastered Buddhist scriptures or is in charge of religious discipline

the mundane world where living beings endure suffering and temptation in Buddhist cosmology

to be comparable to; to be a match for

A professional practitioner of feng shui who specializes in examining the terrain and landscape to determine the fortune of a site; also known as [[风水师|風水師|feng1 shui3 shi1]] or [[地理师|地理師|di4 li3 shi1]]

practitioner of feng shui or geomancy who studies the environment to determine favorable locations

how can one bear or stand something; how is it possible to endure

(idiom) used to express that a situation is so distressing or contrary to normal sentiment that it is hard to bear; often conveys deep emotion or sympathy

Scandinavia; mainly used in Taiwan

Utter disorder prevails; in a state of complete confusion or mess

crushed or utterly defeated; in a state of total collapse

how can one endure or bear it (often used in poetry to express a feeling of being overwhelmed)