bear · verb
Sens et exemples
Supporter ou affronter quelque chose de désagréable ou de difficile.
I cannot bear the thought of leaving the team before the project finishes.
She bore the pressure calmly, even when several important decisions went wrong.
The costs should be shared because one department cannot bear them alone.
He found the uncertainty harder to bear than the actual bad news.
Formes
- bear base form
- bears third-person singular present
- bore past tense
- borne past participle
- bearing present participle