15. Permit (v): /pɜrˈmɪt/ Permitir
To allow someone to do something.
Example: The use of mobile phone is not permitted in the aircraft.

16. Persuade (v): /pərˈsweɪd/ Persuadir
To make someone agree to do something by giving them a reason.
Example: Nobody can persuade Charley to change his mind.

17. Postpone (v): /poʊstˈpoʊn/ Posponer
To decide that something will not be done at the expected time.
Example: Our test has been postponed until next Sunday.

18. Resent (v): /rɪˈzɛnt/ Resentirse
To experience angry unhappy feelings.
Example: Brenda resented all the attention that Christian was getting.

19. Tolerate (v): /ˈtɑləˌreɪt/ Tolerar
To allow someone to do something that you don’t like or approve.
Example: Rude behavior should not be tolerated in this class.

20. Urge (v): /ɜrʤ/ Urgir
To advise someone very strongly about what action they should take.
Example: We urge that employees should come to work ten minutes before.