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Meanings of tolerate (tolerated) in English

Portuguese
aguentar
Catalan
tolerar
Spanish
tolerar

To allow (something that one dislikes or disagrees with) to continue to exist or occur without interference; accept or undergo, often unwillingly.

      aguentar
      Portuguese
      aguentar

      To allow the presence of or allow without opposing or prohibiting.

            aguentar
            Usage of tolerated in English
            1
            Products were well tolerated; only 1 patient had to stop the treatment.
            Pubmed
            2
            Several public calls for more radical political reforms have been tolerated recently.
            The Irish Times
            3
            Senior People's Liberation Army officers have said violence will not be tolerated.
            Reuters
            4
            That was a step too far; I could no longer be tolerated.
            Masked
            5
            Background: Acne often results in permanent, badly tolerated, difficult to treat scars.
            Pubmed
            6
            Ibudilast was well tolerated; no serious adverse events occurred during the study.
            Pubmed
            7
            Vanuatu's new labour commissioner says corruption won't be tolerated in her office.
            Radio NZ
            8
            Results: All 43 patients tolerated the stenting procedure under local anesthesia well.
            Pubmed
            9
            Twice daily administration over eight days was generally well tolerated, researchers said.
            Reuters
            10
            Inkarra was a dangerous place: a strange land where northerners weren't tolerated.
            Brotherhood of the Wolf
            11
            The combination is well tolerated, commonly used, and approved in several countries.
            Pubmed
            12
            Any form of fraud and corruption against government will not be tolerated.
            The South African
            13
            Wairoa police said gang violence in the town would not be tolerated.
            Radio NZ
            14
            The treatment in all cases was well tolerated with minimal acute effects.
            Pubmed
            15
            This situation would not be tolerated anywhere else in the United Kingdom.
            The Irish Times
            16
            The LGBT community is largely tolerated in Indonesia, especially in urban areas.
            Reuters
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            Tolerated through the time
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            Common
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            Common
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