英语词汇can’t abide one的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

词汇	can’t abide one
词源	can’t abide one. Abide means to endure, stand, or tolerate, usually in the negative sense, as in “I can’t abide him.” Mark Twain used this expression, which is now common nationally and has been considered standard American English since at least 1930.
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