
withstand
to be strong enough not to be hurt or damaged by extreme force, extreme conditions, etc. ทนต่อ, อดกลั้นต่อ, ต้านทานต่อทนทาน
to be strong enough not to be hurt or damaged by extreme force, extreme conditions, etc. ทนต่อ, อดกลั้นต่อ, ต้านทานต่อทนทาน
Czech Republic scored twice in the first six minutes but were forced to withstand a spirited Greece comeback, and held on for a 2-1 win.
Mr Suthas said it was difficult to determine how strong an earthquake a building could be designed to withstand.
Preserving our culture is not about resisting the forces of development, change and globalisation, but about being intelligent enough to withstand these pressures.







