1. 不容忍;不容异己;偏狭
Intolerance is unwillingness to let other people act in a different way or hold different opinions from you.
e.g. ...his intolerance of any opinion other than his own.
他不能容忍自己观点以外的任何观点
e.g. ...religious intolerance.
宗教信仰上的不容异己
1. intolerance
1. I cannot imagine what our society will be like if we continue to condone such foul language and intolerance in our public discourse.
2. He traces the current wave of intolerance to 1993 when a Henan pharmacy was caught making fake drugs.
3. It is time to get down to business, identify new forms of intolerance or racism and turn words into action.
4. Milk allergy is not the same as lactose intolerance, which is an inability to digest milk products.
5. The minister also expressed reservations about the growing intolerance for the Islam religion and said the UN must act to curb such hatred and intolerance.
6. People with lactose intolerance and children suffering from intestinal infection can usually tolerate yogurt with active culture.
7. A food intolerance or shortage of mother's milk are also possible, Ziegler says.
8. Jiang Zhi chose to film the men who are women both on and off stage because they are the ones who suffer the most intolerance.
9. The hardline leader's appearance overshadowed the substance of the weeklong United Nations attempt to stamp out intolerance worldwide.
10. The most popular tests include those for lactose intolerance and pharmacological safety scans for newborns.
noun
1. impatience with annoyances
e.g. his intolerance of interruptions
2. intolerance的翻译
2. unwillingness to recognize and respect differences in opinions or beliefs