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tolerant

/ˈtɒl.ər.ənt/

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adjective

/ˈtɒl.ər.ənt/B2formal
  • ruОписывает человека, который готов принимать чувства, привычки или убеждения, отличные от его собственных.

Describes a person who is willing to accept feelings, habits, or beliefs that are different from their own.

  1. Respecting others' differencesB1formal

    Showing respect for the rights, opinions, or practices of others, even if they differ from one's own.

    ruТолерантный

    • She is very tolerant of different cultural traditions.
    • A tolerant society values diversity and open dialogue.
    • He remained tolerant of his colleague's unusual working methods.

    Synonymsbroad-mindedinclusiveliberalopen-mindedrespectfulunderstandingunprejudiced

    Antonymsbigotedintolerantnarrow-mindedprejudiced

  2. Forgiving under provocationB2formal

    Showing patience and forgiveness when faced with irritating or challenging behavior.

    ruТерпимый

    • Despite the constant interruptions, she was remarkably tolerant.
    • He is a tolerant teacher who rarely loses his temper.
    • Being tolerant under provocation is a sign of emotional maturity.

    Synonymscharitableeasygoingforbearingforgivingindulgentlenientlong-sufferingmercifulpatientunderstanding

    Antonymsimpatientintolerantirritablejudgmentalquick-tempered

  3. Broad-mindedB2formal

    Showing or characterized by an open-minded and accepting attitude toward different ideas or lifestyles.

    ruТолерантный

    • Her tolerant views on religion made her a respected leader.
    • The community is known for being tolerant and inclusive.
    • A tolerant mindset helps in understanding global issues.

    Synonymsbroad-mindedforbearinglenientliberalopen-mindedpermissiveprogressiveunderstandingunprejudiced

    Antonymsbigotedclosed-mindedhideboundintolerantnarrow-mindedprejudicedsectarian

  4. Enduring environmental conditionsC1formal

    Able to withstand or adapt to difficult environmental conditions or physiological stress.

    ruУстойчивый

    • This plant is tolerant of drought and poor soil.
    • Some animals are highly tolerant to extreme cold.
    • The species is tolerant to high levels of salinity.

    Synonymsadaptabledurableenduringhardyresilientresistantrobusttough

    Antonymsintolerantsensitivesusceptiblevulnerable

  5. Capacity for enduranceC1formal

    Showing the ability to endure hardship, pain, or difficulty without complaint.

    ruВыносливый

    • He is tolerant of long working hours and tight deadlines.
    • Her tolerant attitude toward physical discomfort impressed the coach.
    • The workers were tolerant of the harsh conditions during the project.

    Synonymsenduringforbearinglong-sufferingpatientstoicaluncomplaining

Forms
  • more tolerant comparative form
  • most tolerant superlative form
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