[diːl wɪð]
Meaning
- to do something to solve a problem;
- when you try to overcome difficult situations in your life in order to live a normal life;
- to be about a subject.
Examples 👇
Associated Press. Shelved CDC report includes detailed plans to deal with more coronavirus flareups. MarketWatch
Forsyth County Commissioners could soon have new rules to deal with those who mistreat animals in the community. Forsyth County News Online
Nations worldwide are dealing with the economic costs of the coronavirus pandemic. Forbes
Some tips on how to deal with 'coming out of lockdown anxiety'. The Guide Liverpool
Watch now: Decatur council considers pension cuts, other ideas to deal with budget shortfall. Herald & Review
Everything we were already dealing with in February 2020 is now on steroids – we have something way more complex than a backlog. The Spinoff
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Tuesday, and underscored the need for a three-month plan to deal with the situation. Deccan Herald
WITH dentists shut except for emergencies, how do we now deal with toothache, bleeding gums and loose fillings? The Sun
From turning to their kids to re-shooting videos, teachers deal with online classes googly. The New Indian Express
A severe bleeding episode can be a tremendous test of patience, especially when I have responsibilities of my own to deal with. Hemophilia News Today
Ryedale District Council launches 'virtual' meetings to deal with planning decisions. The Scarborough News
In Charleston's Joseph Floyd Manor, vulnerable senior residents deal with rats, bedbugs. Charleston Post Courier
Coronavirus: How to deal with anxiety about returning to pre-Covid-19 life. Stuff.co.nz