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单词 tolerant
释义
tolerant
adjective
uk
/ˈtɒl.ər.ənt/us
/ˈtɑː.lɚ.ənt/

tolerantadjective(ACCEPTING)

C1
willingtoacceptbehaviourandbeliefsthat are different fromyourown,althoughyou might notagreewith orapproveof them:
宽容的；容忍的
Thepresentgovernmentisevenless tolerantofdissent.现政府甚至更不能容忍异议。
People in Italy are more tolerantofchildreninpublicplacesthan inBritain.与英国相比，在意大利人们对小孩在公共场所活动更为宽容。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
willing to consider new or different ideas
  • open-mindedThe campaign attracts progressive, open-minded people.
  • tolerantThey are very tolerant of different religions in that country.
  • broad-mindedTravel helps you become more broad-minded.
  • receptiveHe was very receptive to the idea.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Open-minded
  • anti-liberal
  • anti-liberalism
  • big tent
  • broad-minded
  • broad-mindedness
  • inclusive
  • liberal
  • liberalism
  • liberality
  • liberally
  • live
  • open mind
  • open-minded
  • open-mindedness
  • permissive society
  • receptive
  • tolerance
  • unblinkered
  • undogmatic
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tolerantadjective(ABLE TO DEAL WITH)

abletodealwith somethingunpleasantorannoying, or tocontinueexistingdespitebadordifficultconditions:
忍耐的；忍受的
Ithinkmen are less tolerantofstressthan women.我认为男人在承受压力方面不如女人。
Compared to otherplants,ryeis more tolerantofdrought.黑麦比其他植物更耐旱。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Tolerating and enduring
  • bear
  • bear withsomeone
  • bearable
  • bide
  • come to terms withsomethingidiom
  • endurable
  • intolerance
  • philosophically
  • resignyourselftosomething
  • resignedly
  • ridesomethingout
  • rough
  • sit
  • sitsomethingout
  • stand forsomething
  • stick
  • sweat it outidiom
  • waitsomethingout
  • weather the stormidiom
  • withstand
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Related word

tolerantly
(Definition oftolerantfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

tolerant| American Dictionary

tolerant
adjective
us
/ˈtɑl·ər·ənt/

tolerantadjective(ABLE TO BEAR)

having theabilitytobearsomethingunpleasantorannoying, or tokeepgoingdespitedifficulties:
Somegrassesare very tolerant ofdrought.

tolerantadjective(WILLING TO ACCEPT)

willingtoacceptbehaviorandbeliefsthat are different fromyourown,evenif youdisagreewith ordisapproveof them:
Working withyoungpeoplehelpsme be a little more tolerant.
(Definition oftolerantfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftolerant

tolerant
Our findings suggest that established seedlings of common shade-toleranttree species in this semi-deciduous forest may betolerantof severe drought events.
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The findings suggest that, once established, seedlings of common tree species in this semi-deciduous forest may betolerantof drought events.
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Delays are still preferred by the more risktolerant.
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Many such crops, including carrot, have notably heat-tolerantseeds, so that sowing and treatment operations could be performed at the same time10.
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At this point, it will become profitable to establish large plantations of shade-toleranttrees.
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The larger patches are to be used in opioid-tolerantpatients.
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In a (then) moretolerantpolitical climate, behavior would have to have been quite outrageous before it could prompt widespread and serious offense.
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In one study genotype interacted with management, with the most disease-tolerantgenotypes producing the highest yield when treated with fungicides.
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Choices among breeding procedures and strategies for developing stresstolerantmaize germplasm.
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Inspectors often disagreed with thetolerantattitude of local authorities.
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Intestinal bacteria are generallytolerantof the emulsifying properties of bile, so it is therefore commonly used to differentiate these bacteria from other species.
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Members in a flexible family system with clear boundaries suppor t one another as well as provide an environmenttolerantof change and autonomy seeking.
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The ' outer ' chapters are so wise andtolerantin their explorations of alternatives and their balancings of different types of cues.
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The objective of this paper is to develop the fault-tolerantgait algorithm for a locked joint failure when the model of legged robots is hexapod.
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If it is sotolerantof fools, is this a club that he would really want to join?
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