endure 音标拼音: [ɛndj'ʊr] [ɪnd'ʊr]
vt . 忍受,忍耐;容忍
vi . 持久,持续;忍受,忍耐
忍受,忍耐;容忍持久,持续;忍受,忍耐
endure 继续工作
endure v 1 :
put up with something or somebody unpleasant ; "
I cannot bear his constant criticism "; "
The new secretary had to endure a lot of unprofessional remarks "; "
he learned to tolerate the heat "; "
She stuck out two years in a miserable marriage " [
synonym : {
digest }, {
endure }, {
stick out }, {
stomach },
{
bear }, {
stand }, {
tolerate }, {
support }, {
brook }, {
abide },
{
suffer }, {
put up }]
2 :
face and withstand with courage ; "
She braved the elements "
[
synonym : {
weather }, {
endure }, {
brave }, {
brave out }]
3 :
continue to live through hardship or adversity ; "
We went without water and food for 3 days "; "
These superstitions survive in the backwaters of America "; "
The race car driver lived through several very serious accidents "; "
how long can a person last without food and water ?" [
synonym : {
survive },
{
last }, {
live }, {
live on }, {
go }, {
endure }, {
hold up }, {
hold out }]
4 :
undergo or be subjected to ; "
He suffered the penalty "; "
Many saints suffered martyrdom " [
synonym : {
suffer }, {
endure }] [
ant :
{
enjoy }]
5 :
last and be usable ; "
This dress wore well for almost ten years " [
synonym : {
wear }, {
hold out }, {
endure }]
6 :
persist for a specified period of time ; "
The bad weather lasted for three days " [
synonym : {
last }, {
endure }]
7 :
continue to exist ; "
These stories die hard "; "
The legend of Elvis endures " [
synonym : {
prevail }, {
persist }, {
die hard }, {
run },
{
endure }]
Endure \
En *
dure "\,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Endured };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Enduring }.] [
F .
endurer ;
pref .
en - (
L .
in )
durer to last .
See {
Dure },
v .
i .,
and cf . {
Indurate }.]
1 .
To continue in the same state without perishing ;
to last ;
to remain .
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Their verdure still endure . --
Shak .
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He shall hold it [
his house ]
fast ,
but it shall not endure . --
Job viii .
15 .
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2 .
To remain firm ,
as under trial or suffering ;
to suffer patiently or without yielding ;
to bear up under adversity ;
to hold out .
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Can thine heart endure ,
or can thine hands be strong in the days that I shall deal with thee ? --
Ezek .
xxii .
14 .
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Endure \
En *
dure "\,
v .
t .
1 .
To remain firm under ;
to sustain ;
to undergo ;
to support without breaking or yielding ;
as ,
metals endure a certain degree of heat without melting ;
to endure wind and weather .
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Both were of shining steel ,
and wrought so pure ,
As might the strokes of two such arms endure .
--
Dryden .
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2 .
To bear with patience ;
to suffer without opposition or without sinking under the pressure or affliction ;
to bear up under ;
to put up with ;
to tolerate .
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I will no longer endure it . --
Shak .
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Therefore I endure all things for the elect '
s sake .
--
2 Tim .
ii .
10 .
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How can I endure to see the evil that shall come unto my people ? --
Esther viii .
6 .
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3 .
To harden ;
to toughen ;
to make hardy . [
Obs .]
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Manly limbs endured with little ease . --
Spenser .
Syn :
To last ;
remain ;
continue ;
abide ;
brook ;
submit to ;
suffer .
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196 Moby Thesaurus words for "
endure ":
abide ,
abide with ,
abiding ,
advance ,
afford ,
allow for ,
be exposed to ,
be proof against ,
be spared ,
be subjected to ,
be tough ,
bear ,
bear up ,
bear up against ,
bear with ,
bide ,
blink at ,
brave ,
brook ,
carry on ,
carry through ,
cease not ,
cheat death ,
condone ,
connive at ,
continue ,
continue to be ,
continue to exist ,
continuing ,
countenance ,
defeat time ,
defy ,
defy time ,
disregard ,
diuturnal ,
drag on ,
durable ,
dwell ,
elapse ,
encounter ,
enduring ,
exist ,
experience ,
expire ,
extend ,
face ,
feel ,
firm ,
flit ,
flow ,
flow on ,
fly ,
glide ,
go ,
go along ,
go by ,
go on ,
go through ,
hang in ,
hang in there ,
hang on ,
hang tough ,
harden ,
have ,
hear of ,
hold ,
hold on ,
hold out ,
hold out against ,
hold steady ,
hold up ,
ignore ,
indulge ,
inveterate ,
jog on ,
keep ,
keep alive ,
keep at ,
keep at it ,
keep driving ,
keep going ,
keep on ,
keep trying ,
keep up ,
know ,
labor under ,
lapse ,
last ,
last long ,
last out ,
leave unavenged ,
let it go ,
lifelong ,
linger ,
live ,
live on ,
live through ,
long -
lasting ,
long -
lived ,
lump ,
lump it ,
maintain ,
make allowances for ,
meet ,
meet up with ,
meet with ,
never cease ,
never -
failing ,
not accept compromise ,
old ,
overlook ,
pass ,
pass by ,
pass over ,
pass through ,
pay ,
perdurable ,
perdure ,
perduring ,
perennate ,
perennial ,
permanent ,
persevere ,
persist ,
pocket ,
pocket the affront ,
press on ,
prevail ,
proceed ,
put up with ,
rebuff ,
regard with indulgence ,
remain ,
repel ,
repulse ,
resist ,
resolute ,
roll on ,
run ,
run its course ,
run on ,
run out ,
run up against ,
slide ,
slip ,
slog on ,
solid ,
sound ,
spare ,
spare the price ,
spend ,
stable ,
stagger on ,
stand ,
stand for ,
stand under ,
stand up ,
staunch ,
stay ,
stay on ,
steadfast ,
steady ,
stick ,
stiffen ,
stomach ,
strengthen ,
sturdy ,
submit to ,
subsist ,
substantial ,
suffer ,
support ,
support life ,
survive ,
sustain ,
swallow ,
take ,
take it ,
take up with ,
tarry ,
taste ,
temper ,
tide over ,
tolerate ,
toughen ,
undergo ,
unfaltering ,
unqualified ,
unquestioning ,
wear ,
wear well ,
weather ,
well afford ,
wholehearted ,
wink at ,
withstand
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