Bear with
/ber wɪð/B2
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1. To be patient and wait while someone takes care of something or makes their point.
- Please bear with me while I find the details.
- Bear with us as we work through these technical difficulties.
2. To tolerate or endure someone or something unpleasant with patience.
- I hope you can bear with her negative attitude until she calms down.
- We ask you to bear with the noise during the renovation.
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