1. "Bear" as a verb means to withstand, tolerate, or be unsuitable for something (or to do something). It can also refer to taking a short position in the stock market.
2. "Bear" as a noun refers to a bear, specifically a large mammal with a thick fur coat and a long snout.
3. "Bear" pronounced in English as [beə(r)] (UK) or [ber] (US).
4. Common phrases including "bear":
- Polar bear: An iconic species living in the Arctic regions.
- Bear on: To have an impact on or be relevant to something.
- Bear with: To tolerate or show patience.
- Bear fruit: To be successful or produce results.
5. Usage of "bear":
- As an intransitive verb, "bear" implies enduring hardship or difficulty with courage.
- As a transitive verb, it can mean to carry or send something for someone.
- It can also mean to turn or point towards something, often followed by a directional adverb.
- "Bear" can take a reflexive pronoun as its object to mean "to behave" or "to conduct oneself."
6. Difference in usage between "bear," "withstand," "endure," and "stand":
- "Withstand" refers to enduring external pressure or attacks.
- "Bear" is more about tolerating something that is unpleasant.
- "Stand" is similar to "bear" in meaning but is more colloquial.
- "Endure" is a formal term for enduring hardship over a long period without giving in.
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