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to tolerate
01
tolérer, supporter
to allow something one dislikes, especially certain behavior or conditions, without interference or complaint
Transitive: to tolerate a behavior or condition
informations grammaticales
composition morphologique
simple
verbe d’état
régulier
présent
tolerate
3e personne du singulier
tolerates
participe présent
tolerating
passé simple
tolerated
participe passé
tolerated
Exemples
Tolerating criticism is essential for personal growth and professional development.
Tolérer les critiques est essentiel pour la croissance personnelle et le développement professionnel.
02
tolérer, permettre
to not oppose or prohibit something one does not like or agree with
Transitive: to tolerate sth
Exemples
The landlord tolerates minor modifications to the rental property.
Le propriétaire tolère les modifications mineures apportées à la propriété locative.
03
tolérer, supporter
to endure exposure to a substance or condition without harmful effects
Transitive: to tolerate a substance or condition
Exemples
Certain bacteria tolerate acidic environments and continue to grow.
Certaines bactéries tolèrent les environnements acides et continuent de se développer.
04
tolérer, supporter
to accept and allow the existence of beliefs or practices different from one’s own without necessarily agreeing with them
Transitive: to tolerate beliefs or practices
Exemples
The community tolerates religious celebrations of all kinds.
La communauté tolère les célébrations religieuses de toutes sortes.
Arbre Lexical
toleration
tolerate
toler
