endure

endure
1. transitive verb
(undergo, tolerate) ertragen; (submit to) über sich ergehen lassen
2. intransitive verb
fortdauern
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[in'djuə]
verb
1) (to bear patiently; to tolerate: She endures her troubles bravely; I can endure her rudeness no longer.) aushalten
2) (to remain firm; to last: You must endure to the end; The memory of her great acting has endured.) durchhalten, fortdauern
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en·dure
[ɪnˈdjʊəʳ, AM enˈdʊr, -djʊr]
I. vt
to \endure sth/sb (tolerate) etw/jdn ertragen
I can't \endure him ich kann ihn nicht ausstehen; (suffer)
to \endure sth etw erleiden
I can't \endure that a moment longer ich halte das keinen Moment länger aus
II. vi (form) fortdauern, bestehen, Bestand haben geh
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[ɪn'djʊə(r)]
1. vt
1) (= undergo) pain, insults, losses, tribulations, hardship erleiden
2) (= put up with) ertragen; agony aushalten, ertragen

it was more than I could endure — ich konnte es nicht mehr ertragen

she can't endure being laughed at — sie kann es nicht vertragen or haben (inf), wenn man über sie lacht

2. vi
bestehen; (work, memories also) Bestand haben
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endure [ınˈdjʊə(r); US auch ınˈdʊr]
A v/i
1. an-, fortdauern, Bestand haben
2. durchhalten:
endure to the bitter end bis zum bitteren Ende ausharren
B v/t
1. aushalten, ertragen, erdulden, durchmachen:
not be endured unerträglich;
I can’t endure seeing (oder to see) animals cruelly treated ich kann es nicht mit ansehen, wenn Tiere grausam behandelt werden
2. fig (nur neg) ausstehen, leiden:
I cannot endure him
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1. transitive verb
(undergo, tolerate) ertragen; (submit to) über sich ergehen lassen
2. intransitive verb
fortdauern
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v.
aushalten v.
ertragen v.

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