Pronunciation: /koʊp/
noun a method or strategy for dealing with a difficult situation
A1 I am learning how to cope with stress.
A2 She has developed coping mechanisms to deal with anxiety.
B1 The workshop focused on teaching participants how to cope with difficult emotions.
B2 He demonstrated a strong ability to cope with challenging situations.
C1 Her resilience and ability to cope with adversity are truly remarkable.
C2 The CEO's coping strategies during times of crisis have been instrumental in the company's success.
verb to deal effectively with something difficult
A1 I can cope with simple tasks at work.
A2 She copes well with stress by practicing yoga.
B1 He learned to cope with his fear of public speaking through therapy.
B2 The team coped admirably with the unexpected changes in the project.
C1 Despite the challenges, she managed to cope with the demands of her new job.
C2 The CEO demonstrated exceptional ability to cope with the pressure of the high-stakes negotiation.
formal Employees are trained on how to cope with stress in the workplace.
informal I don't know how to cope with my noisy neighbors anymore.
slang I'm just trying to cope with this crazy situation.
figurative She uses humor to cope with difficult situations.
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