English [yes? (r)]

Beauty [ber]

Bear; Short sellers (in the securities market, etc.); An insolent person

Endure; Bear; Support; grow

The intransitive verb is born (child); Knot (fruit); about

Falling prices; The stock market is falling; Short seller's

Plural number: bear

Past tense: boring

Past participle: born was born

Now participle: bearing

Third person singular: bear

Bilingual example

1. I believe Eleanor's work among women will bear fruit.

I believe Eleanor's work will have an impact on women.

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2. Developing countries bear a huge foreign debt burden.

Developing countries are burdened with huge foreign debts.

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I can't stand those people who judge and label me.

I hate people judging me.

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I can't bear to look at myself in the mirror.

I can't bear to look at myself in the mirror.

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The bear grinned and growled in a low voice.

The bear bared its teeth and gave a low roar.

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