endure
gb/ɪndˈʊɹ/ us/ɪndˈʊɹ/
B1
Englisch
~ 2800
fennmarad, megmarad, elvisel, kibír
VERB
B2
1
Verwendungsmuster:
[something] endures
These ancient ruins have endured for thousands of years.
Ezek az ókori romok évezredeken át fennmaradtak.
Her influence on the art world endures to this day.
A művészeti világra gyakorolt hatása mindmáig fennmaradt.
The tradition has endured despite many challenges.
Beispiele für Lernende
The old building has endured for 200 years.
A régi épület 200 éven át megmaradt.
His music will endure for many years.
A zenéje még sok évig fennmarad.
The tree endured through many winters.
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners sometimes confuse this with 'tolerate', but here it means to last, not to put up with something unpleasant.
Bedeutung
Continue to exist over time
Wortverbindungen
endure for centuries
|legacy endures
|tradition endures
|memory endures
Synonyme
last (More common and direct in casual speech; slightly less formal than 'endure'.)
Antonyme
perish (Means to die or come to an end, the opposite of continuing to exist.)
Themen
time
|history
|nature
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To keep existing or last for a long time.
To remain in existence or continue without ending over a long period.
VERB
B1
2
Verwendungsmuster:
endure [something unpleasant]
She endured years of poverty before becoming successful.
Évekig tartó szegénységet viselt el, mielőtt sikeressé vált.
They endured the freezing temperatures during the expedition.
Elviselték a dermesztő hideget az expedíció során.
He had to endure constant criticism from his boss.
Beispiele für Lernende
He endured the cold weather.
Elviselte a hideg időt.
She endured the long wait at the hospital.
Elviselte a hosszú várakozást a kórházban.
We must endure hard times together.
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners often use 'stand' instead of 'endure' in formal writing; 'stand' is more informal and less about long-term situations.
Bedeutung
Suffer something difficult patiently
Wortverbindungen
endure hardship
|endure pain
|endure suffering
|endure criticism
Synonyme
tolerate (Implies putting up with something, but not necessarily for a long time or with patience.)
Antonyme
avoid (Means to stay away from something unpleasant instead of experiencing it.)
Themen
emotions
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To keep going through pain or trouble without stopping.
To suffer or deal with something painful, unpleasant, or difficult for a long time without giving up.
Grammatik
Grundform
endure
IPA
GB/ɪndˈʊɹ/
US/ɪndˈʊɹ/
Silben & Betonung
en - dure (2 Silben)
Stress on 2nd syllable (dure)
Wortformen
Verb
- Base: endure
- 3rd Person Singular: endures
- Present Participle: enduring
- Past: endured
Wortfamilie
Forms
endures
verb
enduring
verb
endured
verb
Core family
endurance
noun B1
Related words
Negative and opposite forms
unendurable
adjective
Advanced or less common
enduringly
adverb C1
Ausdrücke
endure the test of time
1/ɪndˈʊɹ ðə tˈɛst əv tˈaɪm/
idiom
Remain successful for a long time
To keep being good or important for many years.
Beispiele
- Good friendships can endure the test of time.
- The novel has endured the test of time and is still popular today.
grin and endure it
1/ɡɹˈɪn ˈænd ɪndˈʊɹ ˈɪt/
idiom
informal
Accept difficulty without complaint
To deal with something bad without showing you are upset.
Beispiele
- Sometimes you just have to grin and endure it.
- He disliked the task, but he grinned and endured it.