What does "put up with" mean?

To tolerate something unpleasant To accept something annoying without complaining.

How do you use "put up with" in a sentence?

I can't put up with this noise. How do you put up with him? She puts up with a lot.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

Meaning: To tolerate something unpleasant

忍受、容忍

Aguantar, soportar

我慢する、耐える

참다, 견디다

To accept something annoying without complaining.

不抱怨地接受不愉快的事情。

Aceptar algo desagradable sin quejarse.

不快なことを文句を言わずに受け入れること。

불쾌한 것을 불평 없이 받아들이다.

Base verb: put

Particle: up with

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

I can't put up with this noise.
我不会容忍这种行为
No voy a aguantar este comportamiento
こんな行為は我慢できない
이 소음은 참을 수가 없어.
How do you put up with him?
她忍受了很多
Ella aguanta mucho
彼女はいろいろなことに耐えている
어떻게 그 사람을 참고 지내?
She puts up with a lot.
你怎么忍受得了？
¿Cómo lo aguantas?
どうやって我慢しているの？
그녀는 많은 것을 참고 있다.

Context: tolerance, patience

Tone: long-suffering

From enduring or holding up.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal