Examples of using Tolerating in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Each tolerating the other.
I was somehow tolerating him.
Tolerating what has been spoiled by the father.
This is much more difficult than tolerating others.
I am not tolerating this hypocrisy.
He has a reputation for not tolerating mistakes.
Tolerating pain for a greater purpose.
Chicago cannot keep tolerating gun violence.
What's the difference between accepting and tolerating?
I haven't been tolerating this medication very well.
You should be celebrating, not just tolerating this work.
Tolerating pain to prevent cancer recurrence can be weighed as positive.
I have no intention of tolerating Wrecker behavior.
How long are the international community and the European Union going to go on tolerating this?
Holding back, suppressing, tolerating, pretending it's fine.
Tolerating evil does not have to do simply with patience and resignation;
That doesn't mean of course tolerating everything.
But you don't give material qualities or behaviour to others-so that they can also take their lesson in tolerating you.
I wanted to know he was okay and tolerating the treatment.
I consider diversity a merit, and tolerating each other's opinion means the future for Hungary.
It has been reported by the scientists that if there is very little water in the body,the individual will be less competent in tolerating the heat strain.
Mangrove is a plant well tolerating the salty sea water.
Thirty years locked up in a jail tolerating blows, insults.
Anna Zhavnerovich does not agree that tolerating domestic abuse leads to strong families.
You don't get extra points for tolerating pain, Mr. Dietrich.
Are you doing what you believe in or tolerating what you are doing?
No, I have a fairly low threshold for tolerating S.M.A.R.T. errors.
Tolerance, it appears, today means not tolerating views that we don't like.
Their skin has become sensitive andis no longer silently tolerating the stresses and strains of everyday life.
Being patient does notmean letting ourselves be constantly mistreated, tolerating physical aggression or allowing other people to use us.
