PAIN 疼痛, [I,T] to experience physical or mental pain

感到疼痛; 遭受（痛苦）; 蒙受:

At least he died suddenly and didn't suffer.

起码他死得很突然，没有遭受痛苦。

She's suffering a lot of pain.

她遭受着巨大的痛苦。

I'm suffering from a bad back.

我背疼。

Mary's suffering from ill health at the moment.

玛丽眼下身体不好。

BAD EXPERIENCE / SITUATION 糟糕的经历/处境, [I,T] if someone suffers an unpleasant or difficult experience, or is in a difficult situation, it happens to them or they experience it

遭受（困难）; 吃苦头，受损害:

London employers were suffering from a desperate shortage of school-leavers.

伦敦的雇主正面临中学毕业生严重缺失的困境。

Most of us have suffered the consequences of stupid decisions taken by others.

我们大多数人都承受过因他人的愚蠢决定而造成的后果。

In June 1667, England suffered a humiliating defeat by the Dutch.

1667 年 6 月，英格兰蒙受了被荷兰打败的耻辱。

They are unlikely to suffer much loss of business after 2001.

2001 年后，他们蒙受商业损失的可能性不大。

He suffered head injuries in the crash.

在撞车事故中，他的头部受了伤。

A man who suffered serious brain damage during an operation is suing the hospital.

一名在手术中大脑严重受损的男子正在起诉那家医院。

Small businesses have suffered financially during the recession.

小公司在经济衰退期间资金紧缺。

BECOME WORSE 变坏, [I] to become worse in quality because a bad situation is affecting something or because nobody is taking care of it

变差，变坏，变糟;

Safety might suffer if costs are cut.

如果削减成本，可能会影响安全。

I'm worried and my work is beginning to suffer.

我忧心忡忡，工作开始受到影响。

not suffer fools gladly, to not be patient with people you think are stupid

对愚蠢的人没有耐心，不能耐着性子与蠢人相处:

He was a perfectionist who didn't suffer fools gladly.

他是个完美主义者，对笨人没有耐心。