tolerant 音标拼音: [t'ɑlɚənt]
a . 容许的,容忍的,忍耐的,忍受的
容许的,容忍的,忍耐的,忍受的
tolerant 容错
tolerant 容许
tolerant adj 1 :
showing respect for the rights or opinions or practices of others [
ant : {
intolerant }]
2 :
tolerant and forgiving under provocation ; "
our neighbor was very kind about the window our son broke " [
synonym : {
kind },
{
tolerant }]
3 :
showing or characterized by broad -
mindedness ; "
a broad political stance "; "
generous and broad sympathies "; "
a liberal newspaper "; "
tolerant of his opponent '
s opinions "
[
synonym : {
broad }, {
large -
minded }, {
liberal }, {
tolerant }]
4 :
able to tolerate environmental conditions or physiological stress ; "
the plant is tolerant of saltwater "; "
these fish are quite tolerant as long as extremes of pH are avoided "; "
the new hybrid is more resistant to drought " [
synonym : {
tolerant },
{
resistant }]
5 :
showing the capacity for endurance ; "
injustice can make us tolerant and forgiving "; "
a man patient of distractions "
[
synonym : {
tolerant }, {
patient of }]
Tolerant \
Tol "
er *
ant \,
a . [
L .
tolerans ,
p .
pr .
of tolerare to tolerate :
cf .
F .
tol ['
e ]
rant .
See {
Tolerate }.]
Inclined to tolerate ;
favoring toleration ;
forbearing ;
indulgent .
[
1913 Webster ]
83 Moby Thesaurus words for "
tolerant ":
Spartan ,
accepting ,
accommodating ,
accommodative ,
admissive ,
advanced ,
agreeable ,
allowing ,
armed with patience ,
attentive ,
benevolent ,
broad ,
broad -
minded ,
catholic ,
charitable ,
clement ,
compassionate ,
complaisant ,
conciliatory ,
consenting ,
considerate ,
delicate ,
disciplined ,
dispassionate ,
easy ,
easygoing ,
endurant ,
enduring ,
fair ,
forbearant ,
forbearing ,
forgiving ,
freethinking ,
generous ,
gentle ,
heedful ,
helpful ,
humane ,
indulgent ,
kind ,
latitudinarian ,
lax ,
lenient ,
liberal ,
libertarian ,
libertine ,
long -
suffering ,
longanimous ,
magnanimous ,
merciful ,
mild ,
mindful ,
mindful of others ,
moderate ,
nonprohibitive ,
objective ,
obliging ,
open -
minded ,
patient ,
patient as Job ,
permissive ,
permitting ,
persevering ,
philosophical ,
placable ,
regardful ,
self -
controlled ,
soft ,
solicitous ,
sparing ,
stoic ,
suffering ,
tactful ,
tender ,
thoughtful ,
tolerating ,
tolerative ,
unbigoted ,
understanding ,
unprejudiced ,
unprohibitive ,
unresentful ,
unrevengeful
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