deals, dealt, dealing
to deal with
phrasal verb
Manage or handle a situation or problem
- 1She had to deal with a lot of paperwork.
- 2He knows how to deal with difficult customers.
To deal with means to handle or manage a situation or problem. It involves finding a solution or taking action to resolve an issue. For example, if you have a lot of homework to do, you need to deal with it by organizing your time and completing the assignments.
Remember, dealing with a problem doesn't always mean solving it immediately. Sometimes it's about taking small steps or seeking help. Don't feel pressured to have all the answers right away.
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during a group study session
Managing a Group Project
Robert
We have a lot of tasks to finish before the deadline.
Donna
I know, but we can deal with it by dividing the work among us.
Robert
That's a good idea. It will make things more manageable.
Donna
Exactly, and we can support each other if anyone gets stuck.
during a project discussion
Navigating Project Challenges
Steven
We have a tight deadline for this project.
Deborah
I know, but we need to deal with the unexpected issues first.
Steven
You're right, let's prioritize those problems.
Deborah
Once we handle them, the rest should go smoothly.
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Similar to "to deal with":
- 1handle
- 2manage
- 3address
