0 past simple and past participle of cope --
1 to deal successfully with a difficult situation: --
In general, they seemed to have coped surprisingly well with the emotional challenges they had encountered with advancing age.
What problems have they encountered and how have they coped with them?
It was frequently said by the respondents that they coped with their (poor health) problems by accepting them.
The main section is devoted to a description of the two transitional experiences using these data, the challenges encountered and how these were coped with.
They coped with this fear by reassuring themselves that their children would be different and that they would live with and take care of them.
Individually or in small doses these trivia might be coped with successfully without incurring too great a struggle.
For example, the presence of unknown words is coped with after chunking by a cascade trying to guess the word's lexical class.
Conversely, by 1850 farmers already had access to equipment that coped well with cultivation and transport, which were the basics.
