withstand
/wɪðˈstænd/verb
C1formalcommon/wɪðˈstænd/unregelmäßiges Verb
A verb used to indicate the act of resisting or enduring something, such as pressure, force, or adverse conditions.
ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия сопротивления или выдерживания чего-либо, например давления, силы или неблагоприятных условий.esVerbo utilizado para designar la acción de resistir o soportar algo, como presión, fuerza o condiciones adversas.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de résister ou de supporter quelque chose, comme une pression, une force ou des conditions défavorables.deVerb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, etwas zu widerstehen oder auszuhalten, zum Beispiel Druck, Kräften oder widrigen Umständen standzuhalten.ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de resistir ou suportar algo, como pressão, força ou condições adversas.zh动词,表示抵抗或承受某种压力、力量或不利条件而不屈服、不损坏。arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على مقاومة شيء ما أو تحمّله، كالضغط أو القوة أو الظروف غير المواتية.
- Resist or endure B2 formal
To remain undamaged or unaffected by something; to resist or confront with resistance.
- The building was designed to withstand earthquakes.
- She managed to withstand the pressure of the competition.
- The material can withstand extreme temperatures.
ruВыдерживатьesResistir o aguantarfrrésister àdeWiderstehenptResistir azh承受arيَصْمُد
Synonyme: beardefyendureopposeresiststandsurvivetolerateweatherwithhold
- Stand up against B2 formal
To offer resistance to somebody or something; to oppose or stand firm.
- The army was able to withstand the enemy's attack.
- He withstood the temptation to quit his job.
- The company withstood the economic downturn better than its competitors.
ruВыдерживатьesResistir, aguantarfrRésister àdeWiderstehenptResistirzh抵挡arالصمود
- withstood past participle
- withstood past simple
- withstanding present participle
- withstands third person singular