Don't just try to put up with your toothache.Go and see the dentist.A:bear B:hateC:like D:criticize
Don't just try to put up with your toothache.Go and see the dentist.
A:bear
B:hate
C:like
D:criticize
B:hate
C:like
D:criticize
参考解析
解析：本句话的意思是：“牙疼你别硬挺着，快去治治吧。” put up with和tolerate、bear意思相同，为“忍受”，例如：The roof couldn't bear the stress of the snow．屋顶受不了积雪的压力。hate：讨厌、恨，例如：I hate to have unfinished work hanging over me．我讨厌让未做完的工作把我纠缠住。like：喜欢，例如：To argue with him is like beating the air．和他辫论是白费气力。criticize：批评、评论，例如：He's always prompt to criticize other people's ideas．他对别人想出的主意总是迫不及待地进行评价。
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