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  1. Spanish (Spain)
  2. /The impersonal pronoun (uno, una)
  3. /aguantar

aguantar

aguantar
to put up with
From Lesson 266:The impersonal pronoun (uno, una)·Spanish (Spain)

Usages of aguantar

Uno no puede aguantar un viaje largo sin candado.
One cannot endure a long trip without a padlock.
Lo peor es que uno tiene que aguantar a la gente que ronca.
The worst thing is that one has to put up with people who snore.
Francamente, no es que no aguante la presión, sino que me apetece un respiro.
Frankly, it is not that I cannot stand the pressure, but rather that I feel like a breather.

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