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endure russian

  • вы́держать

    to endure, to withstand, to bear (hardship), to hold out

    to pass (an exam), to get through, to come through

  • терпе́ть

    to endure, to bear, to put up with

    to tolerate, to stand

    to suffer (defeat), to sustain (losses)

    to be patient, to hold on

  • вы́нести

    to carry out, to take out, to bring out, to remove

    to endure, to bear, to stand

    to pass (a verdict), to render, to pronounce

    to submit, to bring forward, to put (to a vote)

    to transfer, to move (elsewhere), to place outside

    to get, to gain, to take away (a lesson)

    to drive somebody crazy, to do somebody's head in, to wear somebody out

  • пережи́ть

    to survive, to live through, to outlive

    to experience, to go through

    to endure, to bear, to get over

  • перенести́

    to postpone, to reschedule, to put off

    to carry across, to carry over, to move, to transfer

    to bear, to endure, to withstand, to survive

    to undergo (illness or surgery), to go through

  • вы́тянуть

    to pull out, to draw out, to extract

    to stretch out, to extend

    to hold out, to endure, to last out

    to worm out (of somebody), to elicit, to get out (of somebody)

    to squeeze out (of somebody), to extract (money), to milk (somebody)

    to manage, to pull off, to cope with

    to bring up, to raise (with effort), to support

    to get (somebody) out of, to bring (somebody) out, to move (somebody) away

  • понести́

    to carry, to start carrying, to take (somewhere)

    to incur (losses), to suffer (punishment), to bear (consequences), to endure

  • выноси́ть

    to carry out, to take out

    to bear, to endure, to stand, to put up with

  • потерпе́ть

    to have patience, to be patient (for a while), to hold on

    to suffer, to sustain, to endure

    to tolerate, to put up with, to stand, to bear

  • переноси́ть

    to carry (across), to move, to carry over

    to endure, to stand, to bear, to tolerate

    to postpone, to reschedule, to put off

    to transfer, to copy over, to carry over

    to transmit, to spread, to carry (a disease)

    to wear out, to wear through

    to carry past term, to go overdue

  • снести́

    to demolish, to tear down, to knock down, to pull down

    to carry away, to sweep away, to blow off

    to take (somewhere), to carry off, to bring together

    to endure, to put up with, to bear

    to lay (an egg)

  • выде́рживать

    to endure/sustain/bear/in difficult conditions not to succumb to external influence

  • продержа́ться

    to hold out, to hold on, to endure

    to last, to hold, to keep up

  • сноси́ть

    to demolish, to tear down, to knock down, to raze

    to put up with, to bear, to endure, to tolerate

    to carry away, to carry off, to take away

    to wear out, to wear through

  • хлеба́ть

    to slurp, to sup, to gulp down, to spoon up (soup)

    to get one's share of, to have one's fill of, to endure

  • вы́терпеть

    to undergo, to bear, to suffer, to endure

  • стерпе́ть

    to bear endure

  • вкуси́ть

    to taste, to partake of, to sample

    to experience, to get a taste of, to savour

    to endure, to suffer, to have to bear

  • проста́ивать

    to stand idle, to lie idle, to be idle

    to stand (for a time), to spend standing

    to last, to stand (endure), to remain standing

  • перетерпе́ть

    to suffer, to endure, to overcome

  • вы́страдать

    to suffer, to endure, to go through, to live through

    to earn through suffering, to win through suffering, to attain at great cost

  • вкуша́ть

    to partake of, to taste, to eat

    to enjoy, to savour, to relish

    to taste (bitterness), to endure, to experience

  • испи́ть

    to drink, to have a drink of, to take a sip of

    to drink up, to drain, to empty

    to drain the bitter cup, to go through (suffering), to endure to the full

  • вы́дюжить

    to endure

  • перестрада́ть

    to suffer a great deal, to go through much suffering, to endure a lot

  • протерпе́ть

    to endure, to stand

  • притерпеть

    suffer, endure, undergo, go through

  • дотерпе́ть

    to endure, to hold out, to last, to wait it out

  • терпе́ться

    to be able to wait, to have patience

    to be endured, to be tolerated, to be put up with

  • натерпе́ться

    to have endured a great deal, to have gone though a lot

  • выде́рживаться

    to be aged, to be matured, to be stored

    to be endured, to be withstood, to be sustained

  • терпе́вший

    suffering, enduring, having suffered, having endured

  • вы́несший

    having carried out, having brought out, having taken out, having endured

  • перенёсший

    having experienced, having suffered, having endured, having undergone

  • выде́рживаемый

    maintained, sustained, endured, withstood

  • продержа́вшийся

    having held out, having lasted, having endured

  • пере́жданный

    waited out, endured

  • вы́стоявший

    having endured, having withstood, having survived

  • вы́терпевший

    having endured, having suffered, having borne

  • стерпе́вший

    having endured, having suffered, having borne

  • утерпе́вший

    having endured, having borne, having suffered through

  • претерпенный

    suffered, endured, undergone, experienced

  • усиде́вший

    having managed to stay, having managed to hold out, having endured, having kept one's position

  • перетерпе́вший

    having endured, having suffered, having borne, having come through

  • претерпева́вший

    having endured, having undergone, having suffered, having experienced

  • претерпеваемый

    undergone, suffered, endured, being experienced

  • вы́дюживший

    having endured, having withstood, having survived

  • намы́кавшийся

    hard-suffering, having suffered much, having endured many hardships, having been through a lot

  • отстрада́вший

    having suffered through, having endured suffering

  • перему́чившийся

    having suffered a lot, having gone through much torment, having endured much suffering

  • перестрада́вший

    having suffered through, having endured much suffering, having experienced suffering

  • протерпе́вший

    having endured, having suffered through

  • дотерпе́вший

    having endured, having held out, having waited patiently

  • вы́сидевший

    hatched, having hatched

    having sat through, having endured, having stayed to the end of

  • переноси́вший

    who carried, who was carrying, who transferred

    who endured, who suffered, who bore

  • пронесённый

    carried through, carried past, swept past

    endured, suffered through, gone through

  • выде́рживавший

    enduring, withstanding, having endured, having withstood

    supporting, sustaining, bearing (a load), having supported

    maintaining, preserving, keeping, having maintained

  • пережива́ться

    to be experienced, to be lived through, to be endured, to be undergone

    to be worried about, to be fretted over

  • претерпе́вший

    having suffered, having endured, having borne

    having undergone, having experienced, having sustained

  • мыта́рившийся

    tormented, suffering, having endured hardship

    having wandered, having roamed, vagrant

  • перенесённый

    postponed, rescheduled, put off

    moved, transferred, relocated

    endured, suffered, undergone, borne

  • вы́державший

    having withstood, having endured, having passed (a test)

    steadfast, resilient, unbroken

    aged, matured, seasoned

  • пропаха́вший

    having plowed, that has plowed, who plowed

    having gone through, having endured, having traversed, who has experienced

  • переси́живавший

    overstaying, having overstayed, having outstayed

    having sat out, having endured, having weathered

  • хлеба́вший

    slurping, having slurped, having eaten (soup)

    having experienced (hardship), having suffered (grief), having endured (misfortune)

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