忍

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Pronunciation : rěn
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Meaning :
  1. endure. (v)
  2. have the heart to. (v)
Radical : 心
Strokes : 7
Traditional : 忍
Usage : 9%
Common Words / Phrases:
1.
忍耐
rěn nài
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] : endure; bear with
2.
忍让
rěn ràng
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] : be forbearing and conciliatory
3.
忍受
rěn shòu
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] : bear; endure; stand
4.
忍心
rěn xīn
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] : endure
5.
残忍
cán rěn
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] : atrocious; cruel; ruthless
6.
容忍
róng rěn
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] : tolerate
7.
忍无可忍
rěn wú kě rěn
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] : last straw
8.
忍住
rěn zhù
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] : bear; endure; stifle; suppress
9.
忍者
rěn zhě
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Sentences:
1. She was unable to keep back her tears.
tā wú fǎ rěn zhù lèi shuǐ 。
她 无 法 忍 住 泪 水 。
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她 : she
无法 : unable
忍住 : bear; endure; stifle; suppress
泪水 : tear
2. I didn't have the heart to ask him.
wǒ bú rěn xīn wèn tā 。
我 不 忍 心 问 她 。
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我 : I
不忍心 : can not bear
问 : ask
她 : her
3. We couldn't withhold our laughter.
wǒ men rěn bú zhù dà xiào qǐ lái 。
我 们 忍 不 住 大 笑 起 来 。
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我们 : we
忍不住 : unable to bear; unbearable; can not help (doing something)
大笑 : laugh
起来 : beginning or continuing an action
4. He can't take it anymore.
tā zài yě rěn shòu bú xià qù le 。
他 再 也 忍 受 不 下 去 了 。
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他 : he
再也 : anymore
忍受 : bear; endure; stand
不 : not
下去 : go on (doing something); continue
了 : (particle) used after an action that has taken place
5. Be patient for a while.
qǐng nǐ zài rěn nài yí xià ba 。
请 你 再 忍 耐 一 下 吧 。
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请 : please
你 : you
再 : used to indicate the continuing of situation in conditional or suppositional clauses
忍耐 : endure; bear with
一下 : a while
吧 : used at the end of a sentence, to indicate a suggestion, a request, or a command
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