lives, lived, living
to live with
phrasal verb
Cope with or manage an emotional burden
- 1It's hard to live with the guilt of what happened.
- 2He struggles to live with his past mistakes.
When something makes you feel sad or worried, but you continue your life, you accept it and keep going. You do not forget the problem, but you find a way to handle your feelings and move forward, even though it is difficult.
People often say they have to "live with" the loss of a loved one, meaning they carry the sadness but continue their daily life.
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at a place where flowers are sold
Coping with Loss
Jennifer
I still find it hard to live with the loss of my grandmother.
Jeffrey
I understand, Jennifer. It's never easy to manage such feelings.
Jennifer
Thanks, Jeffrey. These flowers always remind me of her garden.
Jeffrey
I'm glad they bring you some comfort.
at a government office
Facing New Challenges
Amanda
I know it's tough, but sometimes we just have to live with the changes life throws at us.
Jason
You're right, Amanda. It's not easy, but I'm trying to manage.
Amanda
Remember, you're not alone in this. We all have our burdens.
Jason
Thanks, Amanda. It helps to know I have support.
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