August 27, 2017　=========

☆  suffer  耐える

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We usually use “suffer” to talk about someone enduring or going through pain. However, you can also use it to talk about suffering an unpleasant experience. Now, that experience doesn’t need to be that unpleasant… for example, have you ever been to a meeting which was kind of pointless? A meeting which was too long, or could have been talked about via email rather than in person? In that situation, you could use “suffer” for example:

I had to suffer through another pointless meeting at work today!

Another common way that suffer is used, is in the idiom, “suffer in silence” this means that you suffer or areRead more about Today’s Word: suffer[…]