tåle

tåle
address, hold forth, oration, speak, speech, talk
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(lide, underkaste sig) bear ( fx bear pain without flinching), suffer,
F endure;
(finde sig i) put up with ( fx I won't put up with his insolence any longer), take ( fx he will take no nonsense),
F tolerate, suffer;
[han var kun tålt der] he was there on sufferance;
(kunne tåle: udholde) stand, bear ( fx I can't stand (el. bear) him; I can't stand (el. bear) the sight of him; I can't bear to see him suffer),
T stick ( fx I can't stick him),
(stærkere, F) endure ( fx I can't endure that noise any longer);
(kunne tåle: ikke tage skade af) stand ( fx I can stand any amount of cold), take ( fx he cannot take very much alcohol; I can take any amount),
(om medicindosis) tolerate;
(især om ting) stand up to ( fx high temperatures, rough treatment, wear and tear);
[han kan ikke tåle hummer (, kaffe, etc)] lobster (, coffee, etc) does not agree with him;
[de kan ikke tåle det]
(dvs det er usundt) it is not good for them ( fx to have everything they want; to be spoilt);
[kan ikke tåle]
(dvs udholde), se ovf;
[han tåler ikke spøg] he cannot take a joke;
[frugten tåler ikke at gemmes] the fruit won't keep;
[det tåler ikke at blive gentaget] it won't bear repeating;
[ikke tåle opsættelse]
F admit of no delay, brook no delay.

Danish-English dictionary. 2013.

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