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    lidiar con las críticas

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This expression uses the verb 'lidiar' (to deal, to cope) followed by the preposition 'con' (with), and then the noun 'las críticas' (the criticisms). 'Lidiar' is a regular -ar verb, and it often implies facing or managing something difficult or challenging. The article 'las' is definite and feminine plural, agreeing with 'críticas'.

    Sample sentences

    Es difícil lidiar con las críticas constructivas, pero son necesarias.

    It's difficult to deal with constructive criticism, but it's necessary.

    Los artistas deben aprender a lidiar con las críticas de su obra.

    Artists must learn to deal with criticism of their work.

    Siempre intenta lidiar con las críticas de manera profesional.

    He always tries to deal with criticism in a professional manner.

    Quick facts

    verb_conjugation_note:'Lidiar' is a regular verb; its present tense first person singular is 'lidio'. The preposition 'con' is essential for this meaning.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    Es difícil lidiar con las críticas constructivas, pero son necesarias.

    It's difficult to deal with constructive criticism, but it's necessary.

    Los artistas deben aprender a lidiar con las críticas de su obra.

    Artists must learn to deal with criticism of their work.

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