Verb:

మెల్లగా కొట్టు, పూర్తి చేయు,

cope with's Usage Examples:

Examiners may use a pneumatic otoscope with a rubber bulb attached to assess the mobility of the tympanic membrane.

When he stars in the darts docu-drama – itself implying a dangerous mixture, or confusion, of reality and TV-fiction, he is unable to cope with the concept and it is Nicola who must translate him for TV.

Unable to cope with his own lapse in the exacting moral standards he had inflexibly demanded of his subordinates, Fargo tendered his resignation to the President.

these unsophisticated people in an environment which they are totally unfitted to cope with.

did Romania cope with the floods; it brought in specifically designed alleviative and preventive measures.

To coincide with the extension of this service, Metro-North added another five trains on the New Haven Line to cope with the increases in passenger demand at Stamford.

He described himself as shy from an understandably over-watchful mother having to cope with the death of a son five years older than Alex being fatally hit by a car.

girls who hover on the outskirts of popularity and have to cope with cattiness and crushes; a pilot had been picked up and concept art of the characters.

The British dismissed this: the Japanese were `notoriously unable to cope with extremes of heat or cold'.

reducing stress and increasing the ability to cope with stress, reducing mental fatigue and improving concentration and cognitive function.

To cope with these problems several novel two-hybrid systems have been developed.

with a large corpus of Sanskrit words to cope with the demands of new technical words whenever needed.

and often hostile environment, and have evolved various adaptations to cope with and even exploit these conditions.

Synonyms:

manage, cope, contend, deal, make out, meet, get by, match, make do, grapple,

Antonyms:

disorganize, disorganise, refrain, fail, make peace,