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Mehtab_memon Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
IDIOMS USE WITH BEAR
BEAR :
1. (To Bear Down) - to crush .
He bore down all opposition.
2. (To Bear Out) - to confirm .
This report bears out his history.
3. (To Bear Up) - to keep up courage.
In my misfortune God gave me strength to bear up.
4. (To Bear Upon) - to have connection with.
His evidence does not bear upon the case
5. (To Bear With) - to have patience with.
I hope you will bear with me a little longer.
[Y] Above idioms will be usefull for you ppl in speaking as well as in writting.
1. (To Bear Down) - to crush .
He bore down all opposition.
2. (To Bear Out) - to confirm .
This report bears out his history.
3. (To Bear Up) - to keep up courage.
In my misfortune God gave me strength to bear up.
4. (To Bear Upon) - to have connection with.
His evidence does not bear upon the case
5. (To Bear With) - to have patience with.
I hope you will bear with me a little longer.
[Y] Above idioms will be usefull for you ppl in speaking as well as in writting.
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Thanks for posting those, Mehtab. Please feel free to post more such idioms. They are very useful.
- Thanks for posting those, Mehtab.
- Please feel free to post more such idioms.
- They are very useful.
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Thanks for posting those, Mehtab. Please feel free to post more such idioms. They are very useful.
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