put up with
英 [put ʌp wið] 美 [pʊt ʌp wɪð]

释义

忍受，容忍；容受；忍得住；将就

双语例句

1. CAN'T PUT UP WITH YOUR UNTIDINESS ANY MORE.
   我再也不能忍受你的杂乱无章了。
2. That woman has a lot to put up with.
   那个女人有许多烦恼要忍受。
3. I have no mind to put up with any nonsense.
   我不想容忍任何胡言乱语。
4. He can't stand for those who put on airs.
   他不能容忍摆架子的人。

权威例句

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