tolerate

verbB1 · Intermediate

To accept something you do not like.

Meaning of «tolerate»

verb

to accept something you do not like

I cannot tolerate loud noise while I am studying.

Translation

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«tolerate» in 17 languages

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HI हिन्दी

ID Indonesia

JA 日本語

KO 한국어

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The difference between similar words

to accept something unpleasant

tolerateaccept something you do not likeI cannot tolerate rude people.

enduresuffer something hard for a long timeThey endured years of war.

standeveryday; mostly in «can't stand»I can't stand cold weather.

Word family

tolerate B1 · verbtolerance B1 · nountolerant B2 · adjectivetolerable B2 · adjectiveintolerant B2 · adjectiveintolerance B2 · noun

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