put up with

soportar, aguantar

Aceptar algo molesto o desagradable sin impedirlo ni quejarse demasiado.

En inglés sencillo: To accept or deal with something unpleasant without stopping it or complaining too much.

• I cannot put up with this noise.
• She put up with his bad behavior for years.
• How do you put up with such rude customers?

Cómo se usa: put up with someone/something (I cannot put up with this noise.); put up with someone doing something (She puts up with him leaving clothes everywhere.)

Sinónimos: tolerate, endure, bear

Expresiones frecuentes: put up with noise, put up with someone

alojarse con alguien

Quedarse en casa de otra persona como invitado.

En inglés sencillo: To stay in someone’s home as a guest.

• We put up with friends overnight.
• They put up with relatives while their house was repaired.
• Could we put up with your cousins for a few nights?

Cómo se usa: put up with someone (We put up with my aunt during our visit.)

Sinónimos: stay with, lodge with

Expresiones frecuentes: put up with someone, put up with relatives