manage
Will he be able to cope with the work?
The hostages had been confined for so long that they couldn't cope with the outside world.人质被关押了那么久，以致于他们对外面的世界一时适应不了。
Get a good night's sleep and you'll feel better able to cope.晚上好好睡一觉，就更有能力解决问题。
The teacher said that he found it difficult to cope with a class of disaffected teenagers.
The emergency services are working at full stretch today to cope with the accident.紧急救护队今天全力以赴地处理这场事故。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Coping and not coping
balancing act
be left holding the babyidiom
bear up
bite
bite off more than you can chewidiom
cut
head
hold
juggling
keep body and soul togetheridiom
keep the wolf from the dooridiom
keep your head above wateridiom
keep/hold your end upidiom
manage
roll
sink or swimidiom
stretch to something
stride
subsist
subsistence

cope | American Dictionary

cope
verb[ I ]
us/koʊp/
to deal with problems or difficulties, esp. with a degree of success:
Inside homes, many residents coped with broken glass and collapsed walls and chimneys.
Victims cope with feelings of anxiety, pain, anger, and fear.

Examples of cope

cope
The present study aimed to assess, in a community sample, actions taken to cope with depression at different levels of psychological distress.
Therefore, they must cope with the problem of representing very diverse lexical information at different levels of granularity, and store the information efficiently.
The story, as it has been told, offers them 'a usable past' that should help them to cope with future change.
Unfortunately, no singing teacher was available then to help cope with the vocal demands of the piece.
In theory, a free market would cope with this by raising prices to a point where demand diminished to match supply.
His image of himself was of a strong man, able to cope with difficulties.
As local courts are costly and unable to cope with the number of cases, village meetings to arbitrate in land matters have become more popular.
The respondents value this help and some say that the adaptations have been vital in helping them cope with their physical limitations.
The whole business can become a very long haul and not every teacher possesses the self-efficacy to cope.
This substitution not only allows people to cope with variations in animal numbers but also enables them to manage variations in biophysical conditions.
It has also been extended to cope with other media beyond natural language.
Standards are also useful to cope with legislative uncertainty about future events.
To cope with these uncertainties, official household projections tend to apply past trends, modified by anticipated demographic and social changes.
This involves thinking about occupancy fees, staff morale, and the contentment of residents, as well as her own well-being and ability to cope.
Actions taken to cope with depression at different levels of severity : a community survey.
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