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lidiar con la frustración de

Grammar & Usage

fixed expression

neutral

How it works

This is a verbal phrase. "Lidiar con" means 'to deal with' or 'to cope with'. It is often followed by a noun, in this case, "la frustración" (frustration). The preposition "de" then introduces the cause or object of that frustration, often a verb in the infinitive or a noun phrase.

Sample sentences

Es difícil lidiar con la frustración de no ver resultados inmediatos.

It's difficult to deal with the frustration of not seeing immediate results.

Muchos emprendedores deben aprender a lidiar con la frustración de los fracasos iniciales.

Many entrepreneurs must learn to deal with the frustration of initial failures.

Ella supo cómo lidiar con la frustración de las expectativas no cumplidas.

She knew how to deal with the frustration of unfulfilled expectations.

Quick facts

verb_conjugation:The verb 'lidiar' is regular and conjugates according to the subject (e.g., 'lidio', 'lidias', 'lidia').

Often used with

lidiar con la ansiedad de

lidiar con el estrés de

lidiar con la presión de

lidiar con la decepción de

lidiar con la espera de

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Example

Es difícil lidiar con la frustración de no ver resultados inmediatos.

It's difficult to deal with the frustration of not seeing immediate results.

Muchos emprendedores deben aprender a lidiar con la frustración de los fracasos iniciales.

Many entrepreneurs must learn to deal with the frustration of initial failures.