cope
gb/kˈoʊp/ us/kˈoʊp/
B1
Inglês
~ 2300
megbirkózik, papi palást, pluviále
VERBO
B1
1
megbirkózik
B2
Padrão de uso:
to cope with [something]
She had to cope with the loss of her job.
Meg kellett birkóznia az állása elvesztésével.
It's hard to cope with so much responsibility.
Nehéz megbirkózni ennyi felelősséggel.
He coped surprisingly well after the accident.
We must learn to cope with change in our lives.
Exemplos para aprendentes
I can cope with the noise.
Meg tudok birkózni a zajjal.
She copes with her work well.
Jól megbirkózik a munkájával.
He cannot cope with stress.
They cope with problems together.
Erro comum:
Learners sometimes use 'cope' without 'with' when referring to the problem, but in modern English it usually requires 'with' unless used absolutely (e.g., 'I can cope.').
Significado
Deal with something difficult
Colocações
cope with stress
|cope with change
|cope under pressure
|cope emotionally
Sinónimos
manage (Often implies handling something competently, but not always in a difficult context.)
|
handle (More general; can refer to both physical and abstract situations.)
Antónimos
struggle (Implies difficulty without success or effective control.)
|
break down (Implies failing to deal with the situation emotionally or mentally.)
Temas
emotions
|daily life
|self-help
|core_vocabulary
Definição
To deal with a problem or difficult situation.
To manage or handle a challenging situation successfully or with effort.
NOME
C1
FORMAL
2
papi palást
B2
pluviále
C2
The bishop entered wearing a richly decorated cope.
A püspök gazdagon díszített papi palástban lépett be.
The cope was made of silk and gold thread.
A papi palást selyemből és aranyfonalból készült.
He adjusted his cope before the ceremony began.
Exemplos para aprendentes
The priest wore a red cope.
A pap vörös palástot viselt.
The cope was very old.
A palást nagyon régi volt.
She saw the cope in the church museum.
Erro comum:
Learners may confuse this 'cope' with the verb meaning 'to deal with'. Context usually makes the difference clear.
Significado
Long loose clerical robe
Colocações
golden cope
|bishop's cope
|embroidered cope
Sinónimos
cloak (General term for a loose outer garment; not specific to clergy.)
Temas
religion
|clothing
Definição
A long, special cloak that priests wear in church ceremonies.
A long, ceremonial cloak worn by clergy during certain church services.
Gramática
Forma de dicionário
cope
IPA
GB/kˈoʊp/
US/kˈoʊp/
Sílabas e acento
cope (1 sílaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (cope)
Formas da palavra
Noun
- Base: cope
- Plural: copes
Verb
- Base: cope
- 3rd Person Singular: copes
- Present Participle: coping
- Past: coped
Família de palavras
Forms
Expressões
can't cope
1/kˈænt kˈoʊp/
fixed phrase
informal
Unable to deal with something
Not able to deal with a problem or situation.
Exemplos
- I just can't cope right now; it's too much.
- He says he can't cope without her support.
cope with
1/kˈoʊp wˈɪθ/
phrasal verb
Deal successfully with difficulty
To deal with and try to overcome a problem or hard situation.
Exemplos
- She finds it hard to cope with the pressure at work.
- How do you cope with living in such a noisy place?