lidiar
/liˈdjaɾ/, [liˈð̞jaɾ]deal, fight
Verb lidiar (first-person singular present lidio, first-person singular preterite lidié, past participle lidiado)
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(intransitive) to fight, battle
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(transitive, bullfighting) to bullfight until the animal dies
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(intransitive) to oppose someone
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(intransitive) to attempt to negotiate with an annoying person
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(intransitive, rare) to argue, litigate
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to cope, deal with, handle
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Tom no tiene ni idea de cómo lidiar con este problema.
Tom has no idea how to deal with this problem.
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Él va a lidiar con problemas difíciles.
He'll cope with difficult problems.
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Tom está teniendo problemas para lidiar con el hecho de que su hijo cometiera suicidio.
Tom is having trouble coping with the fact that his son committed suicide.
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Él tiene que lidiar con los reclamos.
He has to deal with complaints.
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Las computadoras te ahorran mucho tiempo y energía cuando tienes que lidiar con figuras y gráficos.
Computers will save you much time and energy when you deal with figures and graphs.
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Pienso que seré capaz de lidiar con eso.
I think I'll be able to deal with that.
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Me pregunté cómo podía lidiar con esto.
I wondered how I would cope with this.
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Tenemos que lidiar con el mismo problema año tras año.
We have to deal with the same old problem year after year.
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