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merriam webster
to suffer great adversity
sufrir grandes adversidades
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to, suffer, great, adversity.
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suffer verb

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suffered, has suffered, is suffering, suffers
sufrir; padecer (dolores, etc.); permitir, dejar

Ejemplos de uso de
suffer verb

  • •He died instantly and did not suffer.
  • •He suffered a heart attack and died instantly.
  • •She suffered an injury during the game.
  • •We suffered a great deal during the war.
  • •I hate to see a child suffer.
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  • •She suffered through another one of their long visits.
  • •The team suffered a defeat in the play-offs.
  • •Their relationship suffered because of her work.
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Sinónimos de
suffer verb

bear, endure, abide, tolerate, brook, stand, stomach, swallow, permit
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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre to suffer something y to suffer from something?
  • El verbo suffer puede usarse por su cuenta: these people suffered a lot during the war. También puede ser seguido por la preposición from, para mencionar el motivo del sufrimiento (normalmente una enfermedad o desgracia similar). Ejemplo: In developed countries, many people suffer from heart diseases. Otro ejemplo: They suffered heavily from the consequences of the economic crisis.
    Cuando se usa sin una preposición entre el verbo y el objeto, suffer denota la habilidad de resistir condiciones o desgracias difíciles. Ejemplo: I can suffer the cold weather. Otro ejemplo: He suffered the disease bravely and was eventually cured.

great adjective

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grande; intenso, fuerte; eminente, distinguido; excelente, estupendo, fabuloso

Ejemplos de uso de
great adjective

  • •The project will require a great amount of time and money.
  • •He lived to a great age.
  • •The building was restored at great expense.
  • •The low cost of these products gives them great appeal.
  • •a great quantity of fish
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  • •all creatures great and small
  • •There is a very great need for reform.
  • •They're in no great hurry to finish.
  • •There is a great demand for his services.
  • •an actress of great charm
  • •Is there any love greater than that between parent and child?
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Sinónimos de
great adjective

large, big, eminent, excellent, intense, terrific

adversity noun

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adversities
adversidad

Ejemplos de uso de
adversity noun

  • •He showed courage in the face of adversity.
  • •We had to learn to deal with adversity.
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Sinónimos de
adversity noun

misfortune, mishap