toleraré

Tolerará is a Spanish verb form, specifically the third-person singular of tolerar in the futuro simple (simple future indicative). It is used to say that someone will tolerate, endure, or permit something in the future. The subject is él, ella, or usted, though the form can be found in written or reported contexts referring to those subjects.

Etymology and related terms: tolerar comes from Latin tolerare, meaning to bear or endure. Related words in Spanish include tolerancia (tolerance), tolerante (tolerant), and intolerante (intolerant). The family also connects to tolerable, meaning acceptable enough.

Usage notes: tolerar describes enduring conditions, differences, or actions within a certain limit, or permitting them without necessarily approving them. It is more neutral than aceptar and less strong than impedir or permitir in some contexts. Common constructions include tolerar un ruido, tolerar diferencias de opinión, or tolerar a alguien when referring to putting up with a person. In formal or declarative contexts, tolerará can appear in clauses like “La organización tolerará un margen de error.”

Conjugation example: tolerar is regular in the future. The forms include toleraré, tolerarás, tolerará, toleraremos, toleraréis, tolerarán. For instance, “El comité tolerará un pequeño retraso” demonstrates the future action by a plural subject understood as “el comité” or “la junta.”

See also: tolerancia, tolerante, intolerancia, tolerable. The term tolerará is one of several inflected forms that connect to the broader concept of tolerance and endurance in Spanish.