bear

• Mamífero grande y pesado, de pelaje espeso, conocido por su fuerza y que suele habitar en bosques y montañas.

A noun referring to a large, heavy mammal with thick fur, known for its strength and often found in forests and mountains.

1. Wild animalA1formalsport

   A large, heavy mammal with thick fur and sharp claws, belonging to several species.

   Oso (animal salvaje)

   • They saw a bear in the forest during their hike.
   • Polar bears live in the Arctic regions.
   • The bear was hibernating during the winter months.

   Sinónimosbruin

2. Market declineB2formal

   A situation in financial markets where prices are falling, and pessimism is prevalent.

   Mercado bajista

   • The stock market entered a bear phase last quarter.
   • Investors are cautious during a bear market.
   • A bear can last for months or even years.

   Sinónimosbear marketcorrectiondeclinedownturndropfallslideslump

   Antónimosbull

• Verbo que se usa para indicar soportar o aguantar algo, llevar o transportar, tolerar una situación difícil, o dar a luz o producir algo.

A verb used to indicate carrying, supporting, enduring, or producing something.

verbo irregular

1. to carry or supportB2formal

   To physically carry or support a weight or burden.

   llevar o sostener un peso

   • The pillars bear the weight of the entire roof.
   • He bore the heavy load on his shoulders.
   • The bridge was built to bear heavy traffic.

   Sinónimoscarryconveyholdlugshouldersupportsustaintotetransportuphold

   Antónimosdisburdendropreleaseshedunburdenunload

2. to endure or tolerateB2formal

   To endure or withstand something difficult or painful.

   Soportar, resistir

   • She could not bear the pain of the loss.
   • I can't bear the thought of leaving.
   • He bears his suffering with great courage.

   Sinónimosabidebrookendurestandstomachsuffersustaintolerateweatherwithstand

   Antónimosfalterquitsuccumbsurrenderyield

3. to produce or yieldB2formal

   To produce fruit, flowers, or results.

   producir o dar

   • The apple tree bears fruit every autumn.
   • Their hard work bore little result.
   • This investment should bear a good return.

   Sinónimosfructifyfruitgenerategiveproducesupplyyield

   Antónimosconsumedestroydevourkillwaste

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