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Detailed Translations for tolerated from English to Spanish

tolerated:


tolerated form of tolerate:

to tolerate verb (tolerates, tolerated, tolerating)

  1. to tolerate (allow; concede; grant; )
  2. to tolerate
  3. to tolerate (bear; persist; endure; stand)
  4. to tolerate (authorize; allow; permit; authorise)

Conjugations for tolerate:

present
  1. tolerate
  2. tolerate
  3. tolerates
  4. tolerate
  5. tolerate
  6. tolerate
simple past
  1. tolerated
  2. tolerated
  3. tolerated
  4. tolerated
  5. tolerated
  6. tolerated
present perfect
  1. have tolerated
  2. have tolerated
  3. has tolerated
  4. have tolerated
  5. have tolerated
  6. have tolerated
past continuous
  1. was tolerating
  2. were tolerating
  3. was tolerating
  4. were tolerating
  5. were tolerating
  6. were tolerating
future
  1. shall tolerate
  2. will tolerate
  3. will tolerate
  4. shall tolerate
  5. will tolerate
  6. will tolerate
continuous present
  1. am tolerating
  2. are tolerating
  3. is tolerating
  4. are tolerating
  5. are tolerating
  6. are tolerating
subjunctive
  1. be tolerated
  2. be tolerated
  3. be tolerated
  4. be tolerated
  5. be tolerated
  6. be tolerated
diverse
  1. tolerate!
  2. let's tolerate!
  3. tolerated
  4. tolerating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for tolerate:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
admitir tolerate accept; acknowledge; admit; allocate; allot; allow; allow in; approve; assent to; assign; authorise; authorize; award; bestow on; comply with; confer; confess; confirm; endorse; give; grant; hand to; honor; honour; let in; pay; pay off; permit; remunerate; repay; reward; say for
aguantar bear; endure; persist; stand; tolerate bear; endure; hold one's ground; keep it up; live through; outlive; put up with; stand; stand firm; stand one's grounds; submit to; survive; sustain
autorizar admit; allow; authorise; authorize; concede; give one's fiat to; grant; permit; submit to; tolerate accept; admit; agree; agree to; agree with; allow; assent to; authorise; authorize; concede; confirm; consent to; give in; give one's fiat to; give permission; grant; permit; ratify; sanction; validate; yield
conceder admit; allow; authorise; authorize; concede; give one's fiat to; grant; permit; submit to; tolerate allow; assent to; authorise; authorize; bestow; confirm; deliver; dispense; donate; endorse; give; give a present; grant; hand over to; offer; permit; provide
permitir allow; authorise; authorize; permit; tolerate accept; agree; agree with; allocate; allot; allow; assign; authorise; authorize; bestow on; concede; confer; enable; give; give in; grant; let come; let happen; make possible; permit; put up with; submit to; yield
soportar bear; endure; persist; stand; tolerate bear; boost; encourage; endure; live through; prop; prop up; push on; shore; stand; support; sustain
tolerar tolerate accept; bear; endure; let come; let happen; live through; put up with; stand; submit to; sustain
- allow; permit

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Related Definitions for "tolerate":

  1. allow the presence of or allow (an activity) without opposing or prohibiting1
    • We cannot tolerate smoking in the hospital1
  2. have a tolerance for a poison or strong drug or pathogen or environmental condition1
    • The patient does not tolerate the anti-inflammatory drugs we gave him1
  3. recognize and respect (rights and beliefs of others)1
    • We must tolerate the religions of others1

Wiktionary Translations for tolerate:

tolerate
verb
  1. to allow without interference

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
tolerate tolerar; consentir tolerierenetwas / jemanden tolerieren; hinnehmen, dulden
tolerate tolerar tolérersupporter.