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Meaning of 'I can't stand it'



 
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Meaning of 'I can't stand it' #1 (permalink) Wed Jul 06, 2005 14:42 pm   Meaning of 'I can't stand it'
 

Test No. express/inter-4 "Picking you up", question 4

I simply can't stand sugar in my tea or coffee.

(a) can't eat
(b) can't drink
(c) can't tolerate
(d) can't allow

Test No. express/inter-4 "Picking you up", answer 4

I simply can't tolerate sugar in my tea or coffee.

Correct answer: (c) can't tolerate
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Can't stand #2 (permalink) Wed Jul 06, 2005 18:55 pm   Can't stand
 

This means I hate something/I don't like it at all.
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