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Emphasizes/strengthens A (emotional term)
  1. Emphasizes/strengthens A (emotional term)
  2. Can't do A; can't stand/tolerate A
  3. Can do A
3
                     
I am very grateful and indebted to the company president.
0
                 
Parting with a pet is quite sad.

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ANoun (emotion/impression)
たえない
Basic Examples:
えない (I can't help but worry)

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Can't do A; can't stand/tolerate A
  1. Emphasizes/strengthens A (emotional term)
  2. Can't do A; can't stand/tolerate A
  3. Can do A
4
     とても            
Stories of war are really tragic and I can't bear to listen to them.
2
あの                     
That movie was boring and I couldn't stand to watch it.

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ANoun
 
 
たえない
Basic Examples:
えない (can't stand to listen)

えない (cannot tolerate high heat)

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Can do A
  1. Emphasizes/strengthens A (emotional term)
  2. Can't do A; can't stand/tolerate A
  3. Can do A
4
        1000              
I heard that the new shirts (on sale) can withstand being washed 1000 times.
2
この             
This wristwatch can withstand being underwater.

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たえる
Basic Examples:
使える (can withstand use)

える (worth reading)

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mysticfive
Level: 1605
the nouns used with this pattern don't need to be する nouns, for example みじめさにえられない (can't stand misery)
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マイコー
Level: 262
Thanks!
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mysticfive
Level: 1605
Since there are two ways of writing たえる (える and える) and their usage difference is very nuanced, it might be best to remove kanji from the title entirely (either that or try to explain the difference between the two, and in that case, good luck!)
Also, under たえる, there also can be the nuance of something being worth doing, like このえるがある there are works of art in this exhibit worth seeing.
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マイコー
Level: 262
Hidden!
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emmy
Level: 3
There are two meanings to にたえない. 1. Can't stand (verb + にたえない) 2. Strong emotional reaction (noun + にたえない)
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12 years ago
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マイコー
Level: 262
Confirmed, and adding it now!
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