tolerance
noun /ˈtɒlərəns/
/ˈtɑːlərəns/
忍受;容忍;宽容;宽恕 - She had no tolerance for jokes of any kind.
她容不得开任何玩笑。 - religious tolerance
宗教上的包容 - a reputation for tolerance towards refugees
对难民宽容的美誉
Topics Discussion and agreementc1, Personal qualitiesc1, Social issuesc1- He watched the kids throw water around with amused tolerance.
他看孩子们泼撩冲水,感到很有趣而未加阻止。 - She was showing greater tolerance towards her younger sister than before.
她对妹妹显得比从前宽容多了。 - The policy required greater tolerance of foreigners.
该政策要求对外国人有更大的宽容。 - Your lack of tolerance is disappointing.
你缺乏宽容,令人失望。 - a plea for greater tolerance of religious diversity
吁请对宗教多样性更加宽容 - They have shown remarkable tolerance of the delays.
他们对延误表现出极大的容忍。 - We must fight prejudice and encourage an attitude of tolerance to others.
我们必须反对偏见,鼓励对他人的宽容态度。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- great
- political
- racial
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- degree
- level
- have
- show
- learn
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- tolerance for
- tolerance of
- tolerance towards/toward
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- a lack of tolerance
- She had no tolerance for jokes of any kind.
忍耐力;忍受性;耐力;耐量 - tolerance to cold
耐寒力 - Tolerance to alcohol decreases with age.
酒量随年龄的增大而减少。
- He proved his high tolerance for pain.
他证明了自己对疼痛有很高的耐受力。 - We group plants according to their light and heat tolerances.
我们根据植物对光和热的耐受力对其进行分类。 - Some children have a low tolerance for boredom.
一些孩子很难忍受无聊。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- high
- low
- decreased
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- level
- have
- develop
- improve
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- level
- tolerance for
- tolerance to
- tolerance to cold
- [countable, uncountable] (specialist) the amount by which the measurement of a value can vary without causing problems
公差;容限 - They were working to a tolerance of 0.0001 of a centimetre.
他们在按 0.0001 厘米的公差加工。
- They were working to a tolerance of 0.0001 of a centimetre.
词源late Middle English (denoting the action of bearing hardship, or the ability to bear pain and hardship): via Old French from Latin tolerantia, from tolerare.