Definitions for put up with
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Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
put up with(verb)ʊt
to accept sth that is annoying
I can put up with the noise during the day, but not at night.
Wiktionary
put up with(Verb)
to tolerate, suffer through, or allow, especially something annoying
Origin: From put up + with.
Translations for put up with
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- verdraAfrikaans

- يَحْتَمِل، يَتَحَمَّل، يَرْضى بArabic

- търпяBulgarian

- aturarPortuguese (BR)

- snášet (co)Czech

- sich gefallen lassenGerman

- klareDanish

- ανέχομαιGreek

- soportar, aguantarSpanish

- talumaEstonian

- تحمل کردنFarsi

- sietääFinnish

- supporterFrench

- לִסבּוֹל אֶתHebrew

- सह लेना, बरदाश्त करनाHindi

- belenyugszik vmibeHungarian

- menahankanIndonesian

- þolaIcelandic

- sopportareItalian

- 我慢するJapanese

- 참고 견디다Korean

- pakęsti, toleruotiLithuanian

- samierināties; pieciestLatvian

- bersabarMalay

- verdragenDutch

- finne seg i, tåleNorwegian

- znosić, tolerowaćPolish

- تحمل کردنPersian

- تحملول،زغمولPashto

- aturarPortuguese

- a suporta, aînduraRomanian

- терпетьRussian

- zniesť (čo)Slovak

- prenašatiSlovenian

- trpetiSerbian

- stå ut med, tolereraSwedish

- อดทนThai

- tahammül etmek, katlanmakTurkish

- 忍受Chinese (Trad.)

- миритисяUkrainian

- برداشت کرناUrdu

- chịu đựngVietnamese

- 忍受Chinese (Simp.)

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