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Перевод: endure
[глагол]
вынос`ить; вынести; выдерживать; выдержать; выдюжить; терпеть; потерпеть; вытерпеть; стойко переносить; выдерживать испытание временем; продолжаться; длиться
Тезаурус:
- This must be one of the greatest afflictions parents or a marriage partner may be called upon to endure.
- Or was it a surgical implant that enabled him to endure more terror than ordinary men, a supplementary hypothalamus?
- It is not known when he died but one hopes that he did not have to endure such a miserable existence for many years.
- He will make us aware of the great hardships some people have to endure when they realise that to become a Catholic means making a tremendous sacrifice in their present lives.
- Mice were one of the few things that Miss Fogerty could not endure.
- As well as our family history, sex and age, we must also consider how physically active we are, the amount of stress we have to endure, whether or not we smoke, what we eat and, very importantly, whether or not we are overweight.
- We examined these samples for skeletons of marine or freshwater diatoms (microscopic planktonic plants); these skeletons are of silica, and so endure.
- "I can endure cold," Coleridge had written earlier in December, "but not a cold room!
- I know that I cannot endure alone.
- I shall find favour with posterity, and can rescue some names which will endure as long as my own.
- Better that Aretha Franklin had not been born than that we should endure a drop more of this acid rain of spittle!
- And I have these inklings that what you commit or endure in this world, relates to some kind of system of justice or balance.
- Leslie had taught me how to live, and the war how to endure.
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