be able to, can
Don't leave me alone. I wouldn't be able to bear it.
How can you bear this awful noise?

be unable to, cannot
can hardly, can scarcely
We could hardly bear to be outdoors in the blinding sunlight.

have to, must
Do parents have to bear the whole cost of tuition?
You must bear at least some responsibility for what has happened.

heavily
The burden of the tax bore most heavily on the poor.

directly
information not bearing directly on (= not directly relevant to) his argument

Bear is used with these nouns as the subject:
banner, door, inscription, interest, market, sign, tree

Bear is used with these nouns as the object:
animosity, arms, blame, bloom, blossom, brunt, burden, child, comparison, consequence, cost, crop, daughter, expense, flower, fruit, gift, grudge, guilt, hardship, illness, image, impression, imprint, initial, inscription, label, likeness, load, logo, malice, mark, meaning, name, pain, relation, relationship, relevance, resemblance, responsibility, risk, scar, scrutiny, sign, signature, similarity, slogan, son, spine, stamp, stigma, stress, surname, symbol, testament, testimony, title, trace, tray, weight