to accept something difficult
I can't bear the pain anymore.
to be responsible for something
You must bear the cost of the damage.
to hold weight
The bridge can bear heavy trucks.
to show or carry
The letter bears his name.
to not be as good as
This work does not bear comparison with his best.
to have a feeling
She bears no anger toward him.
to have a name
He bears a famous family name.
to carry while moving
They bear gifts for the king.
to behave in a certain way
He bears himself with confidence.
to give birth
She bore a healthy baby boy.
to produce fruit
The tree will bear apples next year.
to go in a direction
At the crossroads, bear left to reach the town.
a large furry animal with claws
We saw a bear in the forest.
a person who sells stocks hoping prices fall
The bear sold his shares expecting lower prices.