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他们学会了容忍对方的缺点。用英语怎么说？

他们学会了容忍对方的缺点。

They learned to live with each other's imperfections.

相关词汇
they learned to live with each imperfections

they

pron. 他/她/它们，人们，大家，政府，当局，她们；

learned

adj. 有学问的，博学的，学术上的，精通某门学问的；v. 学习(learn的过去式和过去分词)，得知；

to

prep. 向，朝着，到，关于，属于；adv. 朝一个方向的，到某种状态，关闭；

live

v. 生存，居住，活着，留存；

with

prep. 和，跟，随着，关于，和…一致；

each

adj. 每，各自的；pron. 每个，各自；

imperfections

n. 不完美( imperfection的名词复数 )，缺点，瑕疵；
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