Phrasal verbs starting with "bear"

To exert pressure or force against something; or to hold a grudge or animosity toward someone.

To carry or take something away, especially as a prize or reward; in sailing, to steer away from the wind.

To press downward with force; to make a stronger effort; or (during childbirth) to push.

To move toward someone or something in a threatening or forceful manner; to put pressure on someone or something.

In sailing, to steer the vessel toward the shore, a target, or another vessel; to move inward.

For a fact, feeling, or reality to become increasingly and overwhelmingly clear or pressing to someone.

In sailing, to steer the vessel so as to approach the shore or another object closely.

In sailing, to steer away from the wind or another vessel; to push a boat away from a dock or shore.

In sailing, to steer the vessel away from a specific point, shore, or object.

To be relevant to or have an effect on something; to apply pressure to something.

To confirm, support, or prove that something is true.

To remain strong, cheerful, or resilient in the face of difficulty, suffering, or grief.

To be relevant to something; to exert pressure or influence on a person or situation. (Formal variant of 'bear on')

To be patient with someone or something; to tolerate a temporary inconvenience while waiting.