endure
verbUK /ɪnˈdjʊə/
US /ɪnˈdʊr/
To keep going even when something is hard or hurts.
The hikers had to endure the cold wind to reach the top of the mountain.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To suffer something painful or difficult patiently.
She endured months of physical therapy after the accident.
3. To continue to exist for a long time.
The old castle has endured for over eight hundred years.
4. To accept or put up with someone or something unpleasant.
I can't endure that loud music any longer.