忍受 | rěn shòu | to bear; to endure | |
不忍 | bù rěn | cannot bear to; disturbed | |
容忍 | róng rěn | to put up with; to tolerate | |
忍耐 | rěn nài | to endure; to bear with; to exercise patience; to restrain oneself; patience; endurance | |
忍心 | rěn xīn | to have the heart to do sth; to steel oneself to a task |
1 | You will just have to put up with it. | |
2 | I can tolerate that you're late 20 days in a month. | |
3 | I also can tolerate that you're always an hour late for meetings. | |
4 | Afterward, it became a routine that they waited until I went to pick up the phone since I could not bear it for longer. | |
5 | But with my second husband, if something bothers me, I don't let it simmer. I speak right up. |