tolerate

A verb used to indicate the act of allowing something to exist or happen without interference, or enduring something unpleasant.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия, позволяющего чему-либо существовать или происходить без вмешательства, или перенесения чего-либо неприятного.esVerbo que indica permitir que algo exista o suceda sin intervenir, o soportar algo desagradable o difícil sin quejarse.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de permettre à quelque chose d'exister ou de se produire sans intervention, ou de supporter quelque chose de désagréable.deVerb, das ausdrückt, dass man etwas zulässt, duldet oder geschehen lässt, ohne einzugreifen; auch: etwas Unangenehmes ertragen oder aushalten.ptVerbo usado para indicar permitir que algo exista ou aconteça sem intervenção, ou suportar algo desagradável sem reagir.zh动词，指允许某事存在或发生而不加干涉，或忍受令人不快的事物。arفعل يُستعمل للدلالة على قبول وجود شيء أو حدوثه دون منعه أو التدخل فيه، أو على تحمّل أمر مؤلم أو مزعج بصبر.

1. Endure or bear B2 formal

   To allow something unpleasant to exist or happen without trying to stop it.

   • She cannot tolerate loud noises for long.
   • The patient tolerated the treatment well.
   • He tolerates his colleague's annoying habits.

   ruТерпетьesTolerar, soportar, aguantarfrSupporter, endurerdeDuldenptTolerarzh容忍arالتَّحَمُّل

   Synonyme: abideacceptbearbrookendurestandstomachtake

   Antonyme: combatcondemndefyfightopposeprotestrefuserejectresistrevolt

2. Accept or permit B2 formal

   To accept or allow something that you may not agree with.

   • The school does not tolerate bullying.
   • We must learn to tolerate different opinions.
   • The government tolerates peaceful protests.

   ruТерпетьesTolerar (aceptar o permitir)frtolérerdeTolerierenptTolerarzh容忍arالتسامح

   Synonyme: acceptadmitallowbrookcountenancepermitsanction

   Antonyme: bandisallowforbidprohibitreject

• tolerated past participle
• tolerated past simple
• tolerating present participle
• tolerates third person singular