吃苦 (chī kǔ): Bear hardships (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He has borne hardships since childhood, so he is especially resilient now.

In the early stages of starting his business, he was willing to bear hardships, sleeping only four or five hours a day.

This job requires great perseverance and a spirit of enduring hardship; are you ready for it?

Learning new skills requires enduring hardship, but persistence will bring rewards.

He is not afraid of bearing hardships, but he believes that meaningless sacrifice is pointless.

To complete this project, the team is willing to endure hardship and work overtime.

Although the training is arduous, the athletes know well that only by enduring hardship can they achieve breakthroughs.