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    lidiar con el fracaso

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This is a verbal phrase. 'Lidiar' means 'to deal with' or 'to cope with,' and it inherently requires the preposition 'con' (with) when followed by the object one is dealing with. 'El fracaso' is the masculine singular noun 'failure,' preceded by the definite article 'el'.

    Sample sentences

    Es crucial aprender a lidiar con el fracaso para crecer.

    It is crucial to learn to deal with failure in order to grow.

    Después de la derrota, el equipo tuvo que lidiar con el fracaso y seguir adelante.

    After the defeat, the team had to deal with failure and move on.

    No todos saben lidiar con el fracaso de forma constructiva.

    Not everyone knows how to deal with failure constructively.

    Quick facts

    idiomaticUsage:'Lidiar con' implies facing and managing a difficult situation or person.
    verbConjugation:The verb 'lidiar' is regular and conjugates like other verbs ending in -ar (e.g., yo lidio, tú lidias, él lidia).

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    Es crucial aprender a lidiar con el fracaso para crecer.

    It is crucial to learn to deal with failure in order to grow.

    Después de la derrota, el equipo tuvo que lidiar con el fracaso y seguir adelante.

    After the defeat, the team had to deal with failure and move on.

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