**Abide** — to tolerate or accept something, especially unpleasant, without complaining or resisting.
Here are some examples of using the word **«abide»:**
1. We have to abide by the rules of the competition if we want to participate in it.
2. She can't abide by her husband's bad habits and often argues with him about it.
3. The company's policy is to abide by all environmental regulations.
4. I can't abide by such rudeness and disrespect.
5. We have to abide by the court's decision and follow its instructions.
6. The students were told to abide by the dress code and wear school uniforms.
7. He has to abide by his doctor's advice and take medicine regularly.
8. The company expects its employees to abide by ethical standards and avoid conflicts of interest.
9. The treaty requires both countries to abide by its terms and respect each other's sovereignty.
10. Parents have to teach their children to abide by social norms and respect others.