Summary
to put up with {verb}
endurer · tolérer · supporter · souffrir · se coltiner
English-French translation for "to put up with"
"to put up with" French translation
to put up with {verb}
to put up with {vb} (also: to bear, to abide, to stomach, to suffer)
Mr. Speaker, I am afraid we have a month of this to put up with in the future.
She had to put up with me, a workaholic, and survived and even thrived.
If I was to be a free malchick again in a fortnight...... l would put up with much in the meantime, my brothers.
Unfortunately, rural women are socially and culturally expected to put up with such abuse and this is reinforced by traditional and
to put up with {vb} (also: to accept, to connive at ], to allow, to tolerate)
Should we put up with greater budgetary deficits to compensate for the euro?
We in Europe cannot, and indeed should not, put up with this.
They had to put up with it in the countries they came from.
We cannot continue to put up with a lame currency.
Will the European Parliament, which is a constitutional entity, continue to put up with these attempts at coercion?
to put up with {vb} (also: to bear, to lug, to support)
They had reached the limit of what one can decently ask someone to put up with.
And all you had to put up with was one really annoying Star Trek fan.
How long are we going to put up with this indignity, Mr President?
That is the kind of cooperation we Unionists have to put up with!
Obviously, complaints about CIDA are something that CIDA must put up with.
to put up with {vb} (also: to feel pain, to suffer)
to put up with {v.t.}
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to put up with" in French
Similar words
puss · pussy · pussy-willow · pussycat · pussywhip · pustule · put · put-on · put-putting · put-up · put-up-with · put-you-up · putative · putrefaction · putrid · puts · putsch · putt · puttee · putty · puttying
More translations in the French-English dictionary.