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单词 tolerate
释义
tolerate
verb[T]
uk
/ˈtɒl.ər.eɪt/us
/ˈtɑː.lə.reɪt/

tolerateverb[T](ACCEPT)

B2
toacceptbehaviourandbeliefsthat are different fromyourown,althoughyou might notagreewith orapproveof them:
宽容；容忍
I will not tolerate thatkindofbehaviourin myclass.在我的课堂上我不会容许那种行为。
[+ -ing verb]I won't tolerate lying.我不会容忍说谎。
More examples
  • Thebacteriahavedevelopedanabilityto tolerate thesedrugs.
  • Thesoldiershave to toleratedifficultdesertconditions.
  • I'mlookingforplantsthat can tolerateshade.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Accepting & agreeing reluctantly
  • accede tosomething
  • acceptance
  • acquiescence
  • be resigned tosomethingidiom
  • bend tosomething
  • bow down tosomeone
  • cave in
  • concede
  • crack
  • like it or lump itidiom
  • peace
  • philosophical
  • resignyourselftosomething
  • resignation
  • resigned
  • resignedly
  • resort tosomething
  • settle forsomething
  • shoulder
  • tradesomethingoff
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tolerateverb[T](DEAL WITH)

C2
todealwith somethingunpleasantorannoying, or tocontinueexistingdespitebadordifficultconditions:
忍耐；忍受
Theseantscan toleratetemperaturesthat wouldkillotherspecies.这些蚂蚁能够忍受可以导致其他物种死亡的高温。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to accept or continue in a situation that is difficult or unpleasant
  • bearI will bear the responsibility for whatever happens.
  • endureShe endured years of hip pain before seeing a surgeon.
  • sufferShe suffers from severe asthma.
  • acceptI have finally accepted that I can't change who he is.
  • resign yourself toI have resigned myself to the fact that I'll never work again.
  • become resigned toPeople have become resigned to the fact that increased security means much longer wait times at airports.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Tolerating and enduring
  • bear
  • bear withsomeone
  • bearable
  • bide
  • come to terms withsomethingidiom
  • endurable
  • philosophically
  • resignyourselftosomething
  • resignedly
  • ridesomethingout
  • rough
  • sit
  • sitsomethingout
  • stand forsomething
  • stick
  • sweat it outidiom
  • wait
  • waitsomethingout
  • weather the stormidiom
  • withstand
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(Definition oftoleratefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

tolerate| American Dictionary

tolerate
verb[T]
us
/ˈtɑl·əˌreɪt/

tolerateverb[T](BEAR)

tobearsomethingunpleasantorannoying, or tokeepgoingdespitedifficulties:
Athletes often have to tolerate a lot ofpain.

tolerateverb[T](ACCEPT)

toacceptbehaviorandbeliefsthat are different fromyourown,althoughyou may notagreewith orapproveof them:
They don’t have thebestservice, but I tolerate it because Ilovetheirfood.
(Definition oftoleratefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftolerate

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The most serious danger that threatens humanity is a consumerist ethic which tolerates only one absolute value, individual freedom to choose among available commodities.
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The citalopram appeared to be well tolerated with many quality-of-life and potential toxicity symptoms much improved compared to the baseline week.
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They entailed tolerating uncertainty wherever reliable foundations could not be found.
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If pressure is low, mutations of late-acting genes are tolerated because they affect biological fitness and reproduction only marginally.
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The government, in turn, had difficulty in tolerating the visibility of its critics among the observers.
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However, the editors are to be commended for tolerating disagreement amongst contributors.
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Thus, if some scroungers are tolerated (and perhaps provide other benefits), it can still be in producers' interests to continue acquiring food. 14.
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While the language allows syllables to occur without onsets, there appears to be a limit to how many will be tolerated.
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Long-term treatment was generally well tolerated with most adverse events being in the mild-to-moderate range of severity.
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Because noxious drudgery must be tolerated, are we to sanction compulsory inutility ?
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Swift declined to spell out the point to which a ruler's errors should be tolerated.
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By escalating the dose until side effects become limiting, the maximum tolerated dose of drug is established.
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The mestizo chicleros sometimes harassed their fellow tappers, but to a large extent they tolerated each other.
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Sensitive variations of diameters are tolerated and the state of the interior area can have whatever state.
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In the absence of such cues, for instance word-finally, similarity is less easily tolerated, resulting in deletion.
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