tolerate vs bare

tolerate vs bare

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Can I say "I can tolerate staying in my room without the air conditioner or just with a fan" like "I can bare staying in my room with a fan"

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Native 7630

Maybe "bear" not "bare"?

The second variant with "to bear" is better, because "to tolerate" is more about your common ability to be tolerant.

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Andy Bennett 1120

Either is OK. "Tolerate" is probably used a little more in the example you give.

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