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what is the phrasal verb of tolerate​

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Answered by joshimleena
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Explanation:

Put up with: The phrasal verb 'put up with' means to accept someone's annoying or irritating behaviour. Example: I can't put up with your laziness. This is similar in meaning to the word 'tolerate'.

Answered by puspita26army
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Answer:

the phrasal verb of tolerateis to put up with

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