Bore — Meaning, Definition & Synonyms

to bring forth from the womb

"luckily, she turned out to be able to bear children after all"

to put up with (something painful or difficult)

"I can't bear the thought of losing another loved one"

to have a relation or connection

"I just found another fact that bears on this issue"

to go on a specified course or in a certain direction

"the road bears left after the second traffic light"

to hold up or serve as a foundation for

"the wooden bridge will only bear one truck at a time"

to keep in one's mind or heart

"I'm not one to bear grudges"

to manage the actions of (oneself) in a particular way

"she bore herself well in her first public speaking event"

to support and take from one place to another

"the rescue team came bearing much-needed food and supplies"

to take to or upon oneself

"I bear some responsibility for the mishap"

to wear or have on one's person

"the right to bear arms"

to be positioned along a certain course or in a certain direction

"the path will bear north after that marked tree"

to have as a requirement

"the violence in that country bears watching if the world wants to avoid a serious international conflict"

to have within

"gold-bearing ore"

to occupy a place or location

"a hot, humid air mass is now bearing just south of the Gulf Coast"

to produce as revenue

"an interest-bearing savings account"

to push steadily against with some force

"you need to bear down on that cap a bit to get it to latch tightly"

as in squeezed, pressured

as in referred (to), related (to)

as in referred (to), related (to)

as in suffered, stood

to give evidence or testimony to the truth or factualness of

"the newly discovered papers bore out the rumors about the president's personal life"