to accept (a suggestion, punishment, bribe etc); to acquiesce

to receive, obtain, or be subjected to (something abstract such as praise, education, or punishment)

to enjoy or to live it up; to experience satisfaction or benefit from something

an impression, perception, or subjective experience

to sustain physical injuries or be wounded, typically in an accident or conflict

a person who has been harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, or other event

to endure, sustain, or support weight, pressure, or hardship

to bear; to endure

cannot stand or endure; unable to tolerate something due to intensity or annoyance

to feel physical discomfort, illness, or mental distress

to suffer; to sustain (loss, misfortune)

to accept and hear a legal case or lawsuit

feeling physically better or emotionally more at ease

to benefit from or profit

to receive a great deal of (respect, criticism, attention etc)

a dopant atom in a semiconductor that accepts an electron from the valence band, thereby creating a hole

to receive in no small measure

to be hit by a natural calamity or suffer from a disaster

to accept a bribe

to experience or go through a period of hardship, trials, or challenges

to take or accept something that has been given, sent, or offered

to be obstructed; to be hindered

to suffer hardship

to be killed, robbed, or otherwise targeted as a victim of a crime or disaster

to suffer damage

to be cheated, taken in, or hoodwinked

to suffer or be subjected to something negative extensively or for a long duration

overwhelmed by favor from a superior (humble expression)

to stand trial; to be on trial (for a crime)

to put up with; to endure

the capacity to withstand or tolerate environmental stress or hardship

a state of suffering, a torment, or a major nuisance

To be dragged into or involved in a problematic or unfortunate situation on someone else's account.

to suffer a setback, be thwarted, or meet with obstruction in one's progress

the criminal offense of accepting a bribe

to be under the control, restraint, or domination of someone or something

to become pregnant; to conceive

hard to endure or tolerate

to receive training

to avoid or be protected from something negative, such as suffering, pain, or damage

to suffer or sustain something undesirable, such as a loss, injury, or insult

to experience a disaster, misfortune, or great distress

to receive a penalty or to be punished for committing a fault or transgression

to receive an order or be appointed to a post

to receive a benefit, profit, or advantage from a situation, policy, or development

to be entrusted with a task or commissioned to perform a duty

a polite expression of gratitude for a favor or kindness shown to a friend or relative, as if it were a personal favor