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ability to bear

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See: tolerance


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Therefore, the operation may block your ability to bear children.
It has been almost a year since McGrath has played competitive cricket and his ability to bear the rigours of T20 cricket is questionable.
She says, "Maturity is the ability to stick with the job until it's finished, the ability to do the job without being supervised, the ability to carry money without spending it, and the ability to bear an injustice without wanting to get even.
 
 
 
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