to endure

基本解釋

This was the simple manifestation of what men, women and children have to endure daily, some 18 years after the tragedy.
這便是這裡的男人、女人和孩子們，在悲劇發(fā)生後的18年裡日日都得忍耐的一般表現(xiàn)。
A voice asks whether she is prepared to endure cold, hunger, mockery, prison and death, all of which await her on the other side.
一個(gè)聲音詢問(wèn)她是否爲(wèi)忍受寒冷、飢餓、嘲笑、牢獄和死亡準(zhǔn)備好了，所有的一切都在她的對(duì)麪等待她。
Father spends his anger like a profligate; just a few hard strokes to endure, and by evening he’ll be consoling us with tall tales and oranges that fit perfectly in our palms.
父親發(fā)泄起怒火來(lái)就像個(gè)敗家子兒，衹需要忍受寥寥幾下狠抽，到了晚上，他就會(huì)用荒誕不經(jīng)的故事和正好能握在掌心裡的橙子來(lái)安慰我們。

General Xu said the U.S.-China military relationship might have to endure what he called some more "shocks of adversity."
But before he can actually be made present at the actual event of the Nativity, he has to endure something painful and obviously momentous: "from out his secret Altar toucht with hallow'd fire."
但是要想真正能在,基督降生時(shí)出現(xiàn)，他不得不忍受一些痛苦，而且是巨大的痛苦：,“從神秘的祭罈外碰到聖火“
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So these are symbols telling us how long a particular frequency is to endure.
因此,這些符號(hào)是告訴我們,某個(gè)特定的聲音頻率要持續(xù)多長(zhǎng)時(shí)間
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