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to cope
01
aguantar, afrontar
to handle a difficult situation and deal with it successfully
Intransitive: to cope with a difficult situation
Ejemplos
She copes with work pressure by prioritizing tasks and maintaining a positive mindset.
Ella afronta la presión laboral priorizando tareas y manteniendo una mentalidad positiva.
Individuals coping with loss may seek support from friends and family for emotional well-being.
Las personas que enfrentan una pérdida pueden buscar apoyo en amigos y familiares para su bienestar emocional.
Cope
01
capa pluvial, capa
a long, ceremonial cloak, often worn by clergy during religious services
Ejemplos
The priest wore a richly decorated cope during the ceremony.
El sacerdote llevaba una capa ricamente decorada durante la ceremonia.
A blue velvet cope adorned with gold trim covered the bishop's shoulders.
Una capa de terciopelo azul adornada con ribete dorado cubría los hombros del obispo.
02
un albardón, un remate
a brick laid on its side, typically used at the top of a wall to provide a finished edge or protective cap
Ejemplos
The mason carefully placed the cope along the top of the garden wall.
El albañil colocó cuidadosamente la albardilla a lo largo de la parte superior del muro del jardín.
Each cope was aligned to ensure a smooth finish.
Cada cope se alineó para garantizar un acabado suave.
03
excusa, justificación
excuses or rationalizations someone makes to avoid facing reality, often used dismissively
SlangEjemplos
He's full of cope after losing the game.
Está lleno de justificaciones después de perder el partido.
Do n't give me that cope; I know what really happened.
No me des esas excusas ; sé lo que realmente sucedió.
Árbol Léxico
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