transitive. To receive (something inflicted); to have (something) done to one; to suffer, undergo, submit to.

transitive. To sustain, undergo, bear (pain, opposition, etc.); to endure. Obsolete.

transitive. To submit patiently to. Obsolete.

figurative. To submit to, ‘swallow’ (an insult, an injury). Also, To treasure up, ‘feed upon’ (thoughts, words, etc.); originally a Biblical idiom.

to take in patience: to receive or accept with resignation. Obsolete.

to take aworth: to take (a thing) in esteem or honour, or at its worth; hence (a) to bear patiently; (b) to look upon with indifference, disregard.

To suffer without resistance, submit to, tolerate; to contemplate with toleration.

intransitive. To experience, undergo (esp. a difficult process, phase, etc.); to suffer, endure.

transitive. To take or accept (an affront, etc.) without showing resentment; to submit to, endure meekly; to swallow.

To put up with, be resigned to, or bear with something unwelcome. intransitive. With with. Cf. to sit with —— 1 at phrasal verbs 2. Obsolete.

transitive. slang (originally U.S.). To manage, accomplish; to cope with; to tolerate. Frequently in to hack it.