to put up with

There's no need to be nasty or to put up with attacks from someone else.

It drove her father to a pitch of exasperation. He had had to put up with this all his life, from her.

Beijing may be able to put up with a Hsieh-led DPP but will do nothing to give it a pre-election boost with, for example, a deal on tourism.

My girlfriend must BE a bit of a saint to put up with me.

Bob: Oh well, at least I won't have to put up with your nonsense anymore! Good-bye to you and good-bye to this dead-end job!

I can't live if I don't work, so I guess I just have to put up with everything that goes on in the office.

We do not intend to put up with this sort of thing for much longer.

Let Norwegian daily and on time to meet this woman, willing to put up with all the peculiarities of his sexual abuse and acts.

There was a time when ambitious foreigners had little choice but to put up with America's restrictive ways.

You will not have to put up with the activities of the dark Ones much longer, as their days are numbered.

She had had to put up with so much that she expected her children to take the same odds.

Fans might say that players are paid enough to put up with this sort of thing, but that's a peculiar kind of morality.

The legitimate wife was expected to put up with all this, but herself to remain strictly chaste and faithful.

His secretary, Rachel, had the worst time. She had to put up with him all day, and he was often very rude to her.

Time is up for you dark ones and I no longer am going to put up with your silly and pathetic games.

children are prepared to put up with the snooping if they are allowed to have a phone.

Of course, it all depends on what kind of a person you are and what sort of side effects you are willing to put up with, if any.

That means you are going to have to put up with him.

" Another says: " I wish you did not have to put up with the pressures of fame and could just enjoy being in theatre and struggling a bit.

"I was willing to put up with anything, " she said. "I never took a lunch, I came in early, I worked late. "

Buzz off! I'm tired of your crap. I'm not going to put up with it any more.

Some booed the outgoing president, but their anger was blunted by the knowledge that they would not have to put up with him any more.

Indians and Chinese were once willing to put up with any humiliation for a chance of a career in the United States.

You bring out the beauty that exists in the world, making it easier for you and others to put up with the unpleasant aspects of life.

In theory, I should be ecstatic about all the choices available; I no longer have to put up with bad service or shoddy goods.

This refusal to put up with the old stifling paradigms is helping the shift toward the Light and was inevitable.

We had to put up with a lot of noise when the children were at home.

Commercial advertisement is one of the things we have to put up with when watching TV.

To be frank, I am not prepared to put up with the situation any more.

As I backed out of the river water, I wondered what my forebears would have though if they had had to put up with so many silly laws.

It's only for four weeks so. So I suppose I'll just have to put up with it.

I'm not going to put up with this ? be afraid of to do sth . I don't want to see your face.

He is now having to put up with a raft of stories about call-girls being entertained at his home in Rome.

For now, many of Beijing's young professionals will have to put up with cramped accommodations and a shortage of personal space.

Angelina is said to be happy to put up with the sleepless nights because she wants to be near Shiloh.

You have to put up with it, I suppose, because you set a good example to the lower classes.

With a change of government expected next year, Britons may yet be spared the insanities Americans are now having to put up with.

It suits me to put up with him.

I don't know why we have to put up with him every time.

For the foreseeable future, Zeihan says, the world depends on oil and consumers will have to put up with the frequent price fluctuations.

To put up with me is the first step to understand me.

The only disgusting habits you'll have to put up with are your own.

This scene functions as the viewer's introduction to Phil's irredeemable carelessness, which no good woman should have to put up with.

I'm not prepared to put up with these conditions any longer.

He HAD to be of very strong constitution to put up with such tiring mental labour.

When depression isn't present, you know what to fix, what to put up with and what to walk away from.

Tell people to put up with, you are a high profile, on a pro bullying under the ghost-like, ah terrible!

Therefore he tried to put up with it.

Eg. You would need to be a saint to put up with her children.

People across the country were forced to put up with this maddeningly slow bullshit all week.

Don't forget I love experimenting. I couldn't get on without it, so please try to put up with it.

She had to put up with many inconveniences while living in the countryside.

We have lots of problems in prison, but we have to put up with it.

White says a half-day course can teach native speakers to speak slowly, without irony, and to bin confusing verbs like "to put up with" .

Her supporters admire her ability to put up with it all.

Correspondents say that means they often have little or no choice but to put up with violence and harassment.

In the past, Russian entrepreneurs were prepared to put up with bad institutions and corruption because of high returns.

The battered wife decided not to put up with her husband any more and to take legal actions.

He just wasn't going to put up with all the traffic noise going on day and night.

Many people find capitalism 's central planner hard to put up with at the best of times.

You are able to put up with considerable adversity and strain during this time because it gives you patience and reserve strength.

No longer able to put up with his toothache , he went to consult a dentist .

Each had to put up with traffic problems that blunted their challenge, but the silver arrows were quick.

But no workers should have to put up with bullying from bosses or threats of firing (or in this case deportation) if they want to organize.

We have to put up with her bad temper.

If you want to see a rainbow, you have to put up with the rain.

I would simply have to put up with less coupling and the resulting inferior sensitivity.

Both water pollution and air pollution are becoming more and more serious but we have to put up with them at the moment.

Despite their displeasure, China's leaders see little choice but to put up with such indignities.

They've become more personally assertive, more sexually aggressive, and less willing to put up with self-indulgent bullshit from their men.

He certainly had less bureaucracy to put up with and was paid more.

Well. . . more or less. But actually, it's not that I love playing games, it's just that I don't want to put up with work (laughs).

The workers have to wear earplug to put up with the deafening moise in the factor.

Able to put up with their own, but over time, he can tolerate no more. He decided to go to court so a judge off the case to them.

Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example.

She's not going to put up with it forever.

But of course, not every developer will be willing to put up with Android's hassles just because there are lots of Android phones out there.

eg. The natives usually have to put up with the tourists who stare at them.

Now, I am able to put up with the machine because of her example!

Friends don't have to put up with your attitudes if they don't want to.

If you want the entertainment, you have to put up with the advertising---and millions of people want the entertainment.

And they are all the same age as a child, to put up with their parents do not understand and would only punish the teacher.

His long-suffering wife had to put up with his numerous affairs.

I have to put up with my cat's fur all over the house.

The Chinese answer these questions in the negative, and therefore have to put up with poverty, disease, and anarchy.

At home, I have to put up with my wife's predilection for unreasonably healthy eating.

If you're going to be queen of the school, you have to put up with the consequences.

Mary has to put up with her boss'rudeness everyday.

And vegetables don't need a lot of space to grow, but you will have to put up with seasonal fluctuations.

We all know that we have to put up with a bad government when it is bad; the problem is to find a good government.

I'm going to put up with your cheek!

Mrs. Wang often complains about (having to put up with) the noise from the disco.

If you are a 23-year-old grunt, then you mostly have to put up with whatever he decides.

For me I will take competant leaders, in a competant system, and good government over what the Average American has to put up with, any day.

For centuries, of course, women were expected to put up with their husbands' infidelity.

How long are the other 26 likely to put up with obstructionism by one member wielding the veto again and again?

budget She had ten children to put up with.

She refused to put up with his incessant gambling.

If you want the entertainment, you have to put up with the advertising.

People who cannot afford such barriers have to put up with the government sneaking around at night.

He cares only about short-term results (which is what drives his compensation) and expects people to put up with abuse on a daily basis.

Equally, friends have to learn to put up with annoying habits and try to tolerate differences of opinion.

I'll have to put up with the noise till I move next week.

I can't take it anymore! I'm not going to put up with this!

If they are prepared to put up with even more volatility than the gold price itself, they can allocate money to gold equity funds.

the effectiveness executive knows that to get strength one has to put up with weakness.

"I didn't want to put up with his stuff, " she says. "Drugs and stuff, " she adds, by way of explanation.

The most terrible thing to put up with is the woman boss's artificial smile.

He had to put up with a smart rebuke from the teacher.

Patience is the ability to put up with people you'd like to put down.

I'm afraid you just have to put up with this.

I'm afraid you'll have to put up with hot weather.

I mean, look what I have to put up with.

a woman to put up with the unfortunate marriage, unfortunately, can not put up with love.

That woman, as a housekeeper, has a lot to put up with.

What is happening to you will come to us all, and we will all have to learn to put up with it - but that doesn't make it pleasant.

'We just didn't want to put up with it any more, ' says Karen Potyk.

You'll have to put up with it, whether you like it or not.

We had to put up with the inconvenience.

I refuse to put up with his actions any longer.

No longer being able to put up with my toothache, I went to consult a dentist.

I don't have to put up with bad behavior.

It is very necessary currently to put up with socialist cultural system reform.

Now that Father is dead, we must bits the bullet and learn to put up with hardship.

If you don't have to put up with them, why would you?

Patience is the ability to put up with people you would like to put down.

No longer able to put up with my toothache, I went to consult a dentist.

Life is too short to put up with such people.

Eg. There are many inconveniences that you have to put up with when you are camping.

Are we to put up with immaturity for ever?

This morning on my way to work, I had to put up with the dust of road all the way.

I'd hate for society to change so that everyone would have to put up with the same everywhere.

You don't need to put up with termites that eat your homes.

I can't believe you have to put up with this kind of boss.

To learn how to learn is to put up with him.

Bosses have a lot to put up with - like you for instance!

'I am no longer willing to put up with the hardship in the city like my father did, ' a young man told a local newspaper.

He's hard to put up with.

How hard it is for us, non-idiots, to put up with them.

In order to put up with hardships his parents, a better tomorrow for themselves, please work hard bar!

That woman has a lot to put up with.

Much as I like music, I have had enough, and to be honest, I am not prepared to put up with the situation anymore.

He does not know why, girlfriend condition only one, have to put up with her;

Then I went to wash my hands and the water was brown and now I have to put up with the construction noise coming from outside.

Mary has to put up with her boss'rudeness every day.

There are three problems with this approach: you will have to put up with her laziness and incompetence for quite a while longer;

Yes, the coins were designed by me and I am sorry that users have to put up with them every day.

What is this, summer camp? Henry David Thoreau never had to put up with this.

a firm that is willing to put up with the hassle and expense of obtaining a new visa for her

And is it any wonder that I felt so blue When I was always having to put up with you

Your unfortunate brother once had to put up with my playing

To put up with (something unpleasant):

To put up with patiently or resolutely; bear:

not only do i have to put up with your bickering ,

To put up with; tolerate: