Examples of using Trying to cope in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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This creature is trying to cope with the waves that inevitably carry it on the supports of the pier.
When they self-harm, they are not trying to commit suicide- they are trying to cope with their problems and pain.
If we look at how Europe has been trying to cope with this problem a whole year,
It consists in the fact that the body is trying to cope with poor kidney function,
while Nancy is trying to cope with Hartigan's death.
As a result, many women deal with the topic of their relationship with their mother-in-law for years and even decades, trying to cope with resentment, anger,
It is difficult to tell a newly-injured person trying to cope with a physical disablement that they have a chance to spiritually advance more quickly than others that have healthy bodies and minds.
depressive disorders can be the causes of the emergence of negative habits among those who are trying to cope on their own with such serious conditions.
It is difficult to tell a newly-injured person trying to cope with physical disablement that he
the event is yet another chapter in the age-old seismic story of humans trying to cope with an unpredictably rattling planet.
create a developing environment, while trying to cope with domestic chores.
Far too many of us worry ourselves into an early grave trying to cope with things in our own little personal ways without learning a few great laws that will take care of everything for us.
vital resources to communities across the country trying to cope with the opiate crisis.".
Companies are trying to cope in part by relying more aggressively on artificial intelligence
Companies are trying to cope in part by relying more aggressively on artificial intelligence
Almost everyone is trying to cope with these symptoms alone,
This means that the immunity of the child is trying to cope with it, and parents in no case can overheat the child with mustard plasters
wheeze of the last effort trying to cope with what- or daunting yet for their task,
Some people try to cope with anger by abusing alcohol and drugs.
Many people try to cope with their urges by toughing it out.