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suffer

/ˈsʌf.ər/

Traducción: Verbo utilizado para expresar experimentar dolor, sufrimiento o dificultades, así como para permitir o tolerar algo.

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verb

/ˈsʌf.ər/B1formal
  • esVerbo utilizado para expresar experimentar dolor, sufrimiento o dificultades, así como para permitir o tolerar algo.

A verb used to indicate the experience of pain, distress, or hardship, or to allow or tolerate something.

  1. Experience pain or distressA2formal

    To feel or endure physical or mental pain, discomfort, or hardship.

    essufrir

    • She suffers from chronic back pain.
    • He suffered a great deal after losing his job.
    • Many people suffer during a natural disaster.

    Sinónimosacheagonizebearendureexperiencehurtundergo

    Antónimoscomfortenjoyflourishrejoicethrive

  2. Undergo or be subjected toB1formal

    To be affected by or undergo something unpleasant or harmful.

    essufrir

    • The company suffered huge financial losses last year.
    • The city suffered severe damage from the earthquake.
    • His reputation suffered after the scandal.

    Sinónimosbearendureexperiencefacego throughincurreceivesustainundergo

    Antónimosbenefitenjoyflourishprosperthrive

  3. Tolerate or allowB2formal

    To allow or tolerate something, often used in negative constructions.

    estolerar o permitir

    • I will not suffer such rudeness from anyone.
    • She cannot suffer fools gladly.
    • The teacher would not suffer any cheating in her class.

    Sinónimosabideallowbearbrookendurepermitstandtolerate

    Antónimosbandisallowforbidpreventprohibit

Formas
  • suffered past participle
  • suffered past simple
  • suffering present participle
  • suffers third person singular
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