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lidiar con desafíos

Grammar & Usage

fixed expression

neutral

How it works

This is a verbal phrase composed of the infinitive verb "lidiar" (to deal, to contend, to fight), the preposition "con" (with), and the plural noun "desafíos" (challenges). The verb "lidiar" will be conjugated according to the subject and tense, while "con desafíos" typically remains constant. It implies facing or managing difficulties.

Sample sentences

Es importante aprender a lidiar con desafíos desde una edad temprana.

It is important to learn to deal with challenges from an early age.

Ella siempre ha sido buena para lidiar con desafíos en su carrera profesional.

She has always been good at dealing with challenges in her professional career.

Aunque fue difícil, logramos lidiar con desafíos inesperados durante el proyecto.

Although it was difficult, we managed to deal with unexpected challenges during the project.

Quick facts

verbConjugation:The verb 'lidiar' is regular, belonging to the -ar conjugation group. For example: 'yo lidio', 'tú lidias', 'él/ella lidia', 'nosotros lidiamos', 'ellos lidian'.

prepositionalUsage:The preposition 'con' is essential here, signifying 'with' or 'against' in the context of dealing with something.

Often used with

lidiar con problemas

lidiar con la adversidad

lidiar con el estrés

lidiar con situaciones difíciles

lidiar con la burocracia

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Example

Es importante aprender a lidiar con desafíos desde una edad temprana.

It is important to learn to deal with challenges from an early age.

Ella siempre ha sido buena para lidiar con desafíos en su carrera profesional.

She has always been good at dealing with challenges in her professional career.