释义
bear bear 1 /bɛr noun
[countable a large , heavy wild animal with thick fur ◆ a black bear ◆ a polar bear ➡ look at teddy bear 🔑 bear bear 2 /bɛr verb
past tense bore /bɔr , past participle borne /bɔrn ➤ accept / deal with 接受；应付 [transitive (used with can / could in negative sentences and questions 在否定句或疑问句中与 can / could 连用 to be able to accept and deal with something unpleasant ◆ Joanne can't bear people who are late .◆ She can't bear waiting for people .◆ How can you bear to eat that stuff ?◆ I couldn't bear the thought of one more night in that house .◆ The pain was almost more than I could bear . SYN stand ➤ not be suitable 不合适 [transitive to not be suitable for something ; to not allow something ◆ These figures won't bear close examination (= when you look closely you will find mistakes .◆ The memories of that night don't bear thinking about (= they are too unpleasant to think about .➤ be responsible for sth 负责 [transitive (formal to take responsibility for something ◆ In her position as governor , she bears a great deal of responsibility .◆ Customers will bear the full cost of the improvements .➤ negative feeling 负面情绪 [transitive to have a feeling , especially a negative feeling ◆ Despite what they did , she bears no resentment toward them .◆ I offended him once and he bore a grudge against me for years .➤ support weight 承重 [transitive to support the weight of someone or something ◆ Twelve pillars bear the weight of the roof .➤ show / carry 显现；携带 [transitive (formal to show something ; to carry something so that it can be seen ◆ The coins bear a moose's head .◆ He still bears the scars of his accident .◆ She bears a strong resemblance to her mother (= she looks like her .◆ The waiters came in bearing trays of food .➤ child 孩子 [transitive (formal to give birth to a child ◆ She bore four children , all sons .➤ of trees / plants 树木；花草 [transitive (formal to produce flowers or fruit ◆ The tree in our yard bears more apples than we can eat .◆ (figurative Our plan is beginning to bear fruit (= to show successful results .➤ turn 转向 [intransitive bear left / right to turn or go in the direction that is mentioned ◆ At the fork in the road , bear left .● bear / take the brunt of sth to suffer the main force of something ◆ The West Coast bore the brunt of the storm .● bear in mind (that )to remember that ◆ Bear in mind that the weather here can change very quickly . ● bear down on sb / sth to press on someone or something ◆ Bear down on it with all your strength so it doesn't move .to move quickly toward someone or something in a determined or threatening way ◆ The driver sped up as the police bore down on him . ● bear sb / sth out to show that someone is right or that something is true ◆ The figures bear him out .◆ The figures bear out what he says .● bear up (against / under sth )to remain as cheerful as possible during a difficult time ◆ She's had a tough time , but she's bearing up pretty well .● bear with sb / sth to be patient with someone or something ◆ Please bear with us while we sort out these technical problems .
