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Tolerance
01
tolérance
willingness to accept behavior or opinions that are against one's own
Exemples
The community prided itself on its tolerance, welcoming people of all backgrounds and beliefs.
La communauté se targuait de sa tolérance, accueillant des personnes de tous horizons et croyances.
Tolerance is essential in a diverse workplace to ensure that everyone feels respected and valued.
La tolérance est essentielle dans un lieu de travail diversifié pour garantir que chacun se sente respecté et valorisé.
02
the act or practice of enduring or allowing something without interference or objection
Exemples
The teacher showed tolerance of minor classroom disruptions.
His tolerance of delays helped the project continue smoothly.
03
the ability of an organism to endure unfavorable or stressful environmental conditions
Exemples
The plant has high tolerance for drought.
Species tolerance to cold varies widely.
04
a habitual or characteristic openness to allowing others freedom of choice and behavior
Exemples
His tolerance for alternative lifestyles impressed colleagues.
Tolerance of differing opinions is essential in a democracy.
05
a permissible deviation or allowable variation in dimensions, positions, or movement
Exemples
The machine parts were manufactured within tolerance limits.
Engineers calculated the tolerance for temperature fluctuations.
06
tolérance
a reduced physiological or psychological response to a substance, drug, or stimulus after repeated exposure
Exemples
Long-term use of the medication led to tolerance.
Alcohol tolerance varies among individuals.
Arbre Lexical
intolerance
overtolerance
tolerance
toler
