stand the sight of (someone or something)



stand the sight of (someone or something)

To tolerate, accept, or endure someone or something. (Most often used in a negative formation.) I don't know how you stand the sight of that horrible receptionist every day. He's just so mean and unpleasant! I can't stand the sight of my mother-in-law, but there are a few occasions each year where I can't avoid having to spend time with her. I absolutely cannot stand the sight of shellfish. Just being near it is enough to make me gag!
See also: of, sight, stand

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
AnnabelAN-ə-bel (English)English, Dutch
Applewhite['æplhwait]
AndrÉA-Portuguese (Brazilian)
Kane-Irish
RossRAWS (English)Scottish, English
NooaNO:-ahFinnish