meaning of ここは in the context


I have found several occurrences of ここは in several parts but they do not seem
to have the meaning of "here" but I may be mistaken

> 言っとくけど、私のスキルは半端ないわよ？本来なら、誰にでもホイホイと教えるようなスキルじゃないんだからね？  
>  やたら勿体を受けるアクアだが、教えてもらう立場なので **ここは** じっと我慢だ。
>
> But just you know, my skills are serious stuff. I don’t go around teaching
> them to just anybody, got it ? There was Aqua, trying to make herself
> important again -but since I needed her to teach me, I would just have to
> tolerate it.

source: この素晴らしい世界に祝福を！




As @LonelyDriver 's link also explains, ここ has meanings that are quite
abstract, such as time and situation. This sentence refers to ここ in the latter
meaning. The weblio entry says:

> ３ 話し手や周囲の人が現に置かれている状況や程度  
>  3. The degree or situation that the speaker or people around the speaker is
> in.

So, from this definition, a rough translation of your sentence might be:

> ここはじっと我慢だ。  
>  This is a situation where I should just put up with her.




As @LonelyDriver 's link also explains, ここ has meanings that are quite
abstract, such as time and situation. This sentence refers to ここ in the latter
meaning. The weblio entry says:

> ３ 話し手や周囲の人が現に置かれている状況や程度  
>  3. The degree or situation that the speaker or people around the speaker is
> in.

So, from this definition, a rough translation of your sentence might be:

> ここはじっと我慢だ。  
>  This is a situation where I should just put up with her.

