How is the word soportar translated from Spanish to English

Sufrir con paciencia algo doloroso o difícil.

To suffer something painful or difficult patiently.

verb
English translation
Endure

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  • Soportaron meses de frío y de hambre. They endured months of cold and hunger.

  • Su amistad perduró cincuenta años. Their friendship endured for fifty years.

  • Nadie debería soportar ese ruido todas las noches. Nobody should endure that kind of noise every night.

  • Los buenos hábitos perduran mucho después del curso. Good habits endure long after the training ends.

  • ¿Cuánto tiempo puede soportar ella este calor? How long can she endure this heat?

  • ¿Perdurará esta tradición otra generación? Will this tradition endure another generation?

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FAQ about “soportar”

How is “soportar” translated from Spanish?
“soportar” translates into English as “Endure”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “soportar” mean?
Meaning of “soportar”: Sufrir con paciencia algo doloroso o difícil. In English — “Endure”.
What part of speech is “soportar”?
“soportar” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “soportar”?
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