tolerálja

Tolerálja is a Hungarian verb that translates to "tolerates" in English. It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb tolerál, which means to tolerate, permit, or put up with something. The verb is used in various contexts to describe a state of acceptance or endurance.

In a general sense, tolerálja can refer to a person's or entity's willingness to accept behaviors, opinions, or conditions that they might not necessarily agree with or approve of. For example, one might say "A kormány tolerálja a kisebbségek jogait" (The government tolerates the rights of minorities), implying that while they may not actively promote these rights, they do not suppress them. Similarly, "Ő tolerálja a zajt" (He/She tolerates the noise) indicates that the person endures an unpleasant sound without significant complaint.

The verb can also be used in a medical or biological context. For instance, "A beteg jól tolerálja a gyógyszert" (The patient tolerates the medication well) means that the patient experiences no or minimal adverse side effects. In a broader biological sense, it can describe how an organism tolerates certain environmental conditions, such as temperature or salinity.

Furthermore, tolerálja can imply a degree of leniency or forbearance. If someone tolerates a mistake, it means they are not severely punishing or holding the person accountable for it. The nuance of the word often depends on the surrounding context, but at its core, it signifies a state of allowing something to exist or continue without active opposition or intervention.