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
heat
hold
juggle
juggling
keep body and soul togetheridiom
keep your head above wateridiom
keep/hold your end upidiom
manage
roll
scrape through (something)
sink or swimidiom
stretch to something
stride
subsist

Examples of coped

coped

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

I spoke to him as one man who had coped with devastation to another.
Just how the parish coped with this debt, and how swiftly they were able to repay it, is not recorded.
Their information needs were variable, reflecting the individual ways in which patients coped with their illness.
In fact, different cancer-related stressors are coped with in very different ways.
The papers highlight the types of existing stock that have coped successfully with change.
Temporary installations can, of course, be coped with.
Standards are more robust to surprises, since unexpected shocks in the regulated environment can more easily be coped with through adaptive adjudication.
Conversely, by 1850 farmers already had access to equipment that coped well with cultivation and transport, which were the basics.
For example, the presence of unknown words is coped with after chunking by a cascade trying to guess the word's lexical class.
Individually or in small doses these trivia might be coped with successfully without incurring too great a struggle.
They coped with this fear by reassuring themselves that their children would be different and that they would live with and take care of them.
The main section is devoted to a description of the two transitional experiences using these data, the challenges encountered and how these were coped with.
It was frequently said by the respondents that they coped with their (poor health) problems by accepting them.
What problems have they encountered and how have they coped with them?
In general, they seemed to have coped surprisingly well with the emotional challenges they had encountered with advancing age.
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