Dictionary

put up with en · VERB

Pronunciation

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Etymology

From put up + with.

Meanings

1. (idiomatic, informal) To endure, tolerate, suffer through, or allow, especially something annoying.
   • I put up with a lot of nonsense, but this is too much.
   • Will you be able to put up with me for another 56 more years? 2013, Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke, Before Midnight (motion picture), spoken by Celine (Julie Delpy):
2. To be taken in; to be sheltered (put up).
   • Thousands of teens in foster care would love to put up with you. 2012, adoptuskids.org:
   • We put up with a family friend, who was an extremely gracious and hospitable host. 2022, Chowdhury I. Zaman, In the Corridors of Elysium, page 180:

Forms

Relateds

put up

Synonyms

pocket · endure · stand · bear · allow · stick · swallow · brook · go along with · live with · thole · pouch · stomach · accept · undergang · put up with · take · suffer · forbear · tolerate · bide · abear · take sitting down · undergo · pass · dree · abide · aby

Translations (65)

es apechugar (to tolerate, suffer through) · de in Kauf nehmen (to tolerate, suffer through) · bn সওয়া (to tolerate, suffer through) · pl wytrzymywać (to tolerate, suffer through) · hu elvisel (to tolerate, suffer through) · uk змиря́тися (to tolerate, suffer through) · el ανέχομαι (to tolerate, suffer through) · it sopportare (to tolerate, suffer through) · fi sulattaa (to tolerate, suffer through) · ka ატარებს (to tolerate, suffer through) · hu eltűr (to tolerate, suffer through) · ru терпе́ть (to tolerate, suffer through) · pl znieść (to tolerate, suffer through) · he הִשְׁלִים עִם (to tolerate, suffer through) · ga cuir suas le (to tolerate, suffer through) · uk толерува́ти (to tolerate, suffer through) · pt aturar (to tolerate, suffer through) · bg примирявам се (to tolerate, suffer through) · ru сноси́ть (to tolerate, suffer through) · it tollerare (to tolerate, suffer through) · de aushalten (to tolerate, suffer through) · uk мири́тися з (to tolerate, suffer through) · pl zdzierżyć (to tolerate, suffer through) · es dejarse de (to tolerate, suffer through) · sv finna sig i (to tolerate, suffer through) · da finde sig i (to tolerate, suffer through) · eo elteni (to tolerate, suffer through) · es soportar (to tolerate, suffer through) · nb avfinne seg med (to tolerate, suffer through) · pt aguentar (to tolerate, suffer through) · mi koromaki (to tolerate, suffer through) · de klarkommen (to tolerate, suffer through) · nl ondergaan (to tolerate, suffer through) · ka იტანს (to tolerate, suffer through) · pt suportar (to tolerate, suffer through) · pl wytrzymać (to tolerate, suffer through) · ota گوتورمك (to tolerate, suffer through) · yi אויסהאַלטן (to tolerate, suffer through) · es aguantar (to tolerate, suffer through) · de ertragen (to tolerate, suffer through) · la perpetior (to tolerate, suffer through) · fi sietää (to tolerate, suffer through) · de akzeptieren (to tolerate, suffer through) · bn সহ্য করা (to tolerate, suffer through) · bg понасям (to tolerate, suffer through) · es tolerar (to tolerate, suffer through) · yi אויסלײַדן (to tolerate, suffer through) · gl aturar (to tolerate, suffer through) · yi סובל זײַן (to tolerate, suffer through) · de mit etwas klarkommen (to tolerate, suffer through) · de mitmachen (to tolerate, suffer through) · yi אויסשטיין (to tolerate, suffer through) · nl verdragen (to tolerate, suffer through) · nb tåle (to tolerate, suffer through) · ka ძლებს (to tolerate, suffer through) · pl dzierżyć (to tolerate, suffer through) · sv stå ut med (to tolerate, suffer through) · pl tolerować (to tolerate, suffer through) · nb tolerere (to tolerate, suffer through) · pt tolerar (to tolerate, suffer through) · de hinnehmen (to tolerate, suffer through) · la tolerō (to tolerate, suffer through) · uk терпі́ти (to tolerate, suffer through) · eo toleri (to tolerate, suffer through) · pl znosić (to tolerate, suffer through)