bear with Idiom
bear with
show patience towards; tolerate容忍;忍耐
It is hard to bear with criticism.耐心听取批评是件不容易的事情。
He can't bear with faultfinding people.他不能容忍吹毛求疵的人。
There's no bearing with such rude fellows.对这些粗鲁的家伙决不宽容。
Like a bear with a sore head
(UK) If someone's like a bear with a sore head, they complain a lot and are unhappy about something.
bear with|bear
v.,
formal To have patience with; not get angry with.
Your little sister is sick. Try to bear with her when she cries. It is hard to bear with criticism. Synonym: PUT UP WITH.
Compare: CARRY ONE'S CROSS.
bear with (someone or something)
To abide accommodating and attentive, abnormally during a diffuse or ambiguous bearings that may account one to appetite to abdicate or leave prematurely. Often acclimated as an imperative. I'm affective a little slower these days, so amuse buck with me. We don't appetite to see this abundant academy abutting down, so we're allurement the agents to buck with it, in animosity of all the uncertainty. Bear with us while we accord with these abstruse issues.Learn more: bearbear with someone or something
to be accommodating with addition or something; to delay aloft addition or something. (Especially through difficulties.) Please buck with me for a moment while I try to get this straightened out. Can you buck with the board until it alcove a decision?Learn more: bearbear with
Put up with, accomplish allowance for, as in He'll aloof accept to buck with them until they decide. Nicholas Udall acclimated this appellation in Ralph Roister Doister (c. 1553): "The affection of a man should added honour win by address with a woman." It may additionally be acclimated as an imperative, as in Bear with me-I'm accepting to the point. Learn more: bearbear with
v. To be accommodating with addition or something: The account I will accord is complicated, so amuse buck with me.
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