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act toward, advise, affect, approach, attack, en.synonym.one, behave toward, consider, control, handle, look upon, manage, manipulate, operate, patronise, patronize, plunge into, regard, set to work, supervise, tackle, take up, treat, use, work.

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  • consider

    behaviour, handle

  • treat

    activity, behaviour

  • handle

    activity, regard

  • take up

    set to work, start

  • manage

    activity, act

  • use

    activity, regard

  • tackle

    set to work, start

  • cover

    concern, take into account

  • serve

    handle, manage

  • attack

    start, grab

  • affect

    regard, start

  • concern

    regard, handle

  • discuss

    handle, manage

  • take care of

    project, handle

  • do

    take, accept

  • regard

    behaviour, study

  • approach

    behaviour, discuss

  • control

    project, manage

  • examine

    include

  • settle

    answer, get done

  • take

    manage, act

  • meet

    solve, include

  • cope with

    manage, accomplish

  • confront

    grab, come up against a situation

  • involve

    regard, concern

  • face

    grab

  • answer

    concern, find solution

  • dispose of

    subject to series of actions to achieve result

  • patronize

  • behave toward

    activity, behaviour

  • work

    accept, solve

  • have to do with

    concern, relate to

  • go into

    discuss

  • study

    discuss

  • pertain to

    relate to

  • take on

    grab, make an effort

  • attend to

  • see to

  • talk about

    discuss

  • touch

    concern

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      vb  

1      (with)
  
   with   attend to, come to grips with, cope with, get to grips with, handle, manage, oversee, see to, take care of, treat  

2      (with)
  
   with   concern, consider, treat (of)  

3      (with)
  
   with   act, behave, conduct oneself  

4    bargain, buy and sell, do business, negotiate, sell, stock, trade, traffic, treat (with)  
      n  

5      (informal)   agreement, arrangement, bargain, contract, pact, transaction, understanding  
      vb  

6    allot, apportion, assign, bestow, dispense, distribute, divide, dole out, give, mete out, reward, share  
      n  

7    amount, degree, distribution, extent, portion, quantity, share, transaction  

8    cut and shuffle, distribution, hand, round, single game  

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deal         

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1]     (QUANTIFIER USES)   If you say that you need or have a great deal of or a good deal of a particular thing, you are emphasizing that you need or have a lot of it.      quant   QUANT of n-uncount/def-n     (emphasis)
  
…a great deal of money…, I am in a position to save you a good deal of time.     
      Deal is also an adverb., adv   ADV compar, ADV after v  
Their lives became a good deal more comfortable…, He depended a great deal on his wife for support.     
      Deal is also a pronoun., pron  
Although he had never met Geoffrey Hardcastle, he knew a good deal about him.     

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deal          [2]     ( deals    plural & 3rd person present)   ( dealing    present participle)   ( dealt    past tense & past participle  )   (VERB AND NOUN USES)  
Please look at category 7 to see if the expression you are looking for is shown under another headword.     

1       n-count   If you make a deal   , do a deal   , or cut a deal   , you complete an agreement or an arrangement with someone, especially in business.               (BUSINESS)  
Japan will have to do a deal with America on rice imports…, The two sides tried and failed to come to a deal…, He was involved in shady business deals…     

2       verb   If a person, company, or shop deals in a particular type of goods, their business involves buying or selling those goods.     (BUSINESS)  
They deal in antiques…      V in n  
…the rights of our citizens to hold and to deal in foreign currency.      V in n  

3       verb   If someone deals illegal drugs, they sell them.  
I certainly don’t deal drugs.      V n  

  dealing      n-uncount   oft n N  
…his involvement in drug dealing and illegal money laundering.     

4       n-count   If someone has had a bad deal, they have been unfortunate or have been treated unfairly.  
adj N  
The people of Liverpool have had a bad deal for many, many years.     

5       verb   If you deal    playing cards, you give them out to the players in a game of cards.      
The croupier dealt each player a card, face down…      V n n  
He once dealt cards in an illegal gambling joint.      V n  
      Deal out means the same as deal   ., phrasal verb      
Dalton dealt out five cards to each player.      V P n (not pron)  

6    If an event deals a blowto something or someone, it causes them great difficulties or makes failure more likely.     (JOURNALISM)  

deal a blow      phrase   V inflects  
The summer drought has dealt a heavy blow to the government’s economic record…     

7   
  
  dealings  

  
  wheel and deal  

  
  a raw deal  

  
  raw  
deal out      phrasal verb   If someone deals out a punishment or harmful action, they punish or harm someone.  
WRITTEN  
(=mete out)  

…a failure to deal out effective punishment to aggressors.      V P n (not pron) to n   deal with  

1       phrasal verb   When you deal with something or someone that needs attention, you give your attention to them, and often solve a problem or make a decision concerning them.  
(=handle)  

…the way that building societies deal with complaints…      V P n  
The President said the agreement would allow other vital problems to be dealt with.      V P n  

2       phrasal verb   If you deal with an unpleasant emotion or an emotionally difficult situation, you recognize it, and remain calm and in control of yourself in spite of it.  
She saw a psychiatrist who used hypnotism to help her deal with her fear…      V P n  

3       phrasal verb   If a book, speech, or film deals with a particular thing, it has that thing as its subject or is concerned with it.  
…the parts of his book which deal with contemporary Paris.      V P n  

4       phrasal verb   If you deal with a particular person or organization, you have business relations with them.  
When I worked in Florida I dealt with British people all the time…      V P n  

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sweetheart deal

n.

an agreement through which one of the parties is offered very advantageous conditions because of the special relation with the partner

[Bus.] most frequently ,»sweetheart deal» has a negative connotation implying the idea of illegality or immorality .

epistemology

n.

the part of philosophy that deals with knowledge

the early bird catches the worm

exp.

one who arrives first has the best chance of being successful or getting the best deals; often shortened to ‘early bird’ and also used in the sense of ‘early riser’

Ex.: »The early bird catches the worm, yeah maybe, but it’s the second mouse that gets the cheese!», he argued.

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  1. deal withverb

    Synonyms:
    come to terms, make do, cope with, care, take care of, interact, look after, plow, look at, contend, plough, make out, work, grapple, get by, treat, manage, handle, engage, address, take, take on, consider, cover

  2. deal withverb

    To handle verbally or in some form of artistic expression; to address or discuss as a subject.

    This book deals with incest.

    Synonyms:
    plow, make do, look after, make out, cover, come to terms, interact, work, manage, engage, get by, cope with, look at, care, grapple, take care of, address, treat, take, contend, plough, consider, take on, handle

  3. deal withverb

    To take action with respect to (someone or something).

    The teacher knew how to deal with these lazy students.

    Synonyms:
    care, consider, plow, take, contend, work, make do, look at, address, treat, make out, manage, plough, cover, cope with, interact, take care of, take on, look after, engage, get by, come to terms, handle, grapple

  4. deal withverb

    To consider, as an example.

    Let us deal with the case of China.

    Synonyms:
    address, take, manage, make do, grapple, treat, cover, look after, engage, look at, take on, care, consider, cope with, come to terms, contend, interact, take care of, get by, make out, plow, plough, work, handle

  5. deal withverb

    To come to terms with; to overcome any difficulties presented by.

    Synonyms:
    look at, handle, manage, take care of, care, engage, interact, work, plough, treat, grapple, consider, get by, look after, come to terms, cover, plow, make out, cope with, take on, make do, address, take, contend

  6. deal withverb

    To be in charge of, act on, or dispose of.

    I can deal with this crew of workers.

    Synonyms:
    make do, cover, plow, care, manage, grapple, work, treat, look after, address, take on, take, plough, consider, come to terms, handle, get by, take care of, contend, engage, make out, look at, cope with, interact

  7. deal withverb

    To behave in a certain way towards.

    He deals fairly with his employees.

    Synonyms:
    interact, plow, handle, get by, make out, manage, look at, work, take care of, engage, take, take on, grapple, plough, make do, look after, cover, treat, come to terms, cope with, care, consider, address, contend

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  1. Karen Allbright:

    I charge a premium for my services, when my clients see what I go through to keep everybody up to date, it really seals the deal with them.

  2. John Williams:

    I am starting to see signs of imbalances emerge in the form of high asset prices, especially in real estate, and that trips the alert system, one lesson I have taken from past episodes is that once the imbalances have grown large, the options to deal with them are limited.

  3. Stuart Simmons:

    It is not really practical to mine gold and silver in a traditional sense inside the geothermal areas, hot boiling water would be encountered in shallow excavations and there would be considerable environmental impact to deal with.

  4. Asa Hutchinson:

    Facts change, and leaders have to adjust to the new facts — and the reality of what you have to deal with.

  5. Steven Rhodes:

    There’s secured debt and guaranteed debt by the state, there’s only $ 50 million in vendor debt that’s unsecured debt that a bankruptcy could logically deal with. It’s not worth it for that.


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  • 1
    deal with

    1. иметь дело с; обсуждать

    2. обходиться; обойтись; поступать; поступить; иметь дело с

    Синонимический ряд:

    1. set to work (verb) affect; attack; plunge into; set to work; start in on; tackle; take up

    2. treat (verb) handle; play; serve; take; treat; use

    English-Russian base dictionary > deal with

  • 2
    deal with

    English-Russian big medical dictionary > deal with

  • 3
    deal with

    You bad boy, I’ll deal with you later! — Я с тобой поговорю потом, негодник

    The new dictionary of modern spoken language > deal with

  • 4
    deal with somebody

    разобраться с кем-либо; наказать

    Richard has caused us enough trouble. Just leave him to me — I’ll deal with him.

    All those who opposed us have now been dealt with.

    Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > deal with somebody

  • 5
    deal with an attack

    Англо-русский синонимический словарь > deal with an attack

  • 6
    deal with disputes

    English-Russian big medical dictionary > deal with disputes

  • 7
    deal with

    1) Общая лексика: касаться, коснуться, ладить , бороться с, быть клиентом, обсуждать, обходиться с, сталкиваться с, навести порядок , разобраться с (кем-л.) , вводить в (торговый/деловой) оборот, воздействовать на, разобраться, справиться, уладить, вести дела (с кем-л./чем-л.), решать проблемы, связанные с

    8) Макаров: бороться , быть клиентом , ведать , вести себя , вести торговые дела , заниматься , заниматься , заниматься торговлей, изучать, иметь дело, иметь дело , касаться , обращаться, обсуждать , обходиться, покупать , поступать, рассматривать , рассматривать , справляться , сталкиваться , торговать

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > deal with

  • 8
    deal with sth. quickly

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > deal with sth. quickly

  • 9
    deal with the faults of others as gently as with your own

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > deal with the faults of others as gently as with your own

  • 10
    deal with the situation with great diplomacy

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > deal with the situation with great diplomacy

  • 11
    Deal with the faults of others as gently as with your own.

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    Относись к ошибкам других, как к своим собственным.

    Англо-русский словарь цитат, пословиц, поговорок и идиом > Deal with the faults of others as gently as with your own.

  • 12
    deal with the situation with great diplomacy

    Англо-русский дипломатический словарь > deal with the situation with great diplomacy

  • 13
    deal with

    Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > deal with

  • 14
    deal with a claim

    Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > deal with a claim

  • 15
    deal with a difficulty

    Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > deal with a difficulty

  • 16
    deal with a problem

    решать/рассматривать вопрос

    Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > deal with a problem

  • 17
    deal with an attack

    Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > deal with an attack

  • 18
    deal with a difficulty

    пытаться преодолеть трудность

    Англо-русский словарь экономических терминов > deal with a difficulty

  • 19
    deal with a problem

    разрешать (рассматривать) вопрос

    Англо-русский словарь экономических терминов > deal with a problem

  • 20
    deal with

    Англо-русский технический словарь > deal with

  • См. также в других словарях:

    • deal with — deal [n1] agreement, bargain accord, arrangement, buy, compromise, conception, contract, pact, pledge, prearrangement, transaction, understanding; concept 684 Ant. disagreement, misunderstanding deal [n2] amount, share abundance, degree,… …   New thesaurus

    • Deal With The Devil — Album par Lizzy Borden Sortie 10 Octobre 2000 Enregistrement 2000 …   Wikipédia en Français

    • Deal with This — Studio album by 2 Live Crew Released January 20, 1993 …   Wikipedia

    • Deal with It — can refer to: Deal with It (song), a Corbin Bleu song written by Jay Sean Deal With It (album), the original title for Jay Sean s album My Own Way Dealing with It!, album by Dirty Rotten Imbeciles This disambiguation page lists articles… …   Wikipedia

    • deal with — have commercial relations with. → deal deal with take measures concerning. → deal …   English new terms dictionary

    • Deal with the Devil — Album par Lizzy Borden Sortie 10 octobre 2000 Durée 49:17 Genre Heavy Metal Producteur Elliot Solomon Label …   Wikipédia en Français

    • Deal with It — Album par Comateens Sortie 1984 Critique AllMusic Albums d …   Wikipédia en Français

    • deal with — index appertain, apply (pertain), communicate, concern (involve), conduct, correspond (be equi …   Law dictionary

    • deal with definitely — index dispatch (dispose of) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …   Law dictionary

    • deal with gently — index favor Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …   Law dictionary

    • deal with — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms deal with : present tense I/you/we/they deal with he/she/it deals with present participle dealing with past tense dealt with past participle dealt with 1) a) deal with something to take action to do something …   English dictionary

    Предложения с «deal with»

    I am a daydreamer, but at the same time I love things that are authentic and deal with our innermost nature, which I would never want to escape from.

    Я мечтатель, но в тоже время мне нравятся аутентичные вещи и нравится иметь дело с нашей самой потаённой природой, от которой я бы никогда не захотела уйти.

    When we were in the middle of the frozen river, we were filming about the condition of the cold weather and the environment that North Koreans had to deal with when they seek their freedom.

    Когда мы были на середине реки, мы снимали отрывок о холодной погоде и о тех условиях, в которых оказываются жители Северной Кореи, когда стремятся к свободе.

    How does it deal with real African issues like war, poverty, devastation or AIDS?

    Какое отношение это имеет к настоящей Африке, с её войнами, нищетой, разрухой или СПИДом?

    And indeed, I was very happy to hear that the first set of regulations that came from the Department of Transport — announced last week — included a 15-point checklist for all carmakers to provide, and number 14 was ethical consideration — how are you going to deal with that.

    Я действительно был очень рад увидеть, что первый набор регламентов от Министерства транспорта, объявленный на прошлой неделе, включает 15 вопросов для всех автопроизводителей, где вопрос под номером 14 — этический, какое решение принять.

    Now, one of the important things about making autonomous robots is to make them not do just exactly what you say, but make them deal with the uncertainty of what happens in the real world.

    Теперь о самом главном в создании автономных роботов: нужно стараться избежать выполнения одного действия по шаблону, но действовать в соответствии с изменениями в окружающей обстановке.

    You know you’ll wake up in the morning feeling awful, but you justify it by saying, The other me in the future will deal with that.

    Вы понимаете, что проснётесь утром не в лучшей форме, но оправдываетесь: «В будущем с этой проблемой столкнётся другой Я».

    The things is, we deal with them, too.

    Но нам приходится иметь дело в том числе и с ними.

    So it can deal with a certain amount of nastiness, and it can even understand that your nastiness, for example, you may take bribes as a passport official because you need to feed your family and send your kids to school.

    Он может справиться с плохими поступками и даже понять, что вы поступаете плохо, например, берёте взятки, работая паспортистом, потому что вам нужно кормить семью и оплачивать обучение детей.

    We deal with our problems.

    Мы сами справляемся с проблемами.

    But they get really tired and they get really stressed out, and I had to really take all that energy, put it in a paper bag, so to say, and throw it away, because I really felt like I didn’t have time to deal with any extra emotions, any extra anything, because pregnant or not, no one knew, and I was supposed to win that tournament as I am every tournament that I show up.

    Беременные обычно устают, испытывают стресс, и я должна была взять всю эту энергию, собрать её в мешок, так сказать, и выбросить подальше, потому что я чётко понимала, что у меня нет времени на все эти лишние эмоции, на всё вот это, потому что, независимо от того, беременна я или нет, но я должна была выиграть тот турнир, как и все остальные, в которых я участвую.

    So when we think, well, how are we going to deal with climate or with poverty or homelessness, our first reaction is to think about it through a technology lens.

    И когда мы размышляем о том, что будем делать с климатом, или с бедностью, или бездомными людьми, мы сразу думаем об этом сквозь призму технологий.

    But how will other forms of conservative media deal with that as we move forward?

    Но как другие формы консервативных СМИ проявят себя в ближайшем будущем?

    They cruised around the construction site, they manipulated the bamboo — which, by the way, because it’s a non-isomorphic material, is super hard for robots to deal with.

    Он исследует место будущей постройки, манипулирует с бамбуком, который неоднороден по форме, что создаёт сложности для роботов.

    It’s the ability to deal with fractions, percentages and decimals.

    Он включает умение обращаться с дробями, процентами и десятичными числами.

    Many years ago, I began to use the term intersectionality to deal with the fact that many of our social justice problems like racism and sexism are often overlapping, creating multiple levels of social injustice.

    Много лет назад я начала использовать термин интерсекциональность, чтобы обозначить тот факт, что множество видов социальной несправедливости, вроде расизма или сексизма, часто накладываются друг на друга, создавая многослойное социальное неравенство.

    Whereas if they show anger, that doesn’t predict anything, because if you deal with anger well, it actually is good.

    Но если на их лицах гнев, то это ещё ничего не значит, потому что злость, если с ней справиться, даже полезна.

    So how do we deal with that?

    И что нам с этим делать?

    Here I am having just lost three family members to Islamophobia, having been a vocal advocate within my program on how to deal with such microaggressions, and yet — silence.

    Я только что потеряла трёх родных людей из — за исламофобии, яро отстаиваю свою позицию и учу, что делать с таким психологическим давлением, и тем не менее все промолчали.

    So I thought to myself, hey, let me pick a technical field where I can get a job easily and where I don’t have to deal with any troublesome questions of ethics.

    Так что я подумала: Эй, мне просто надо выбрать техническую область, где я смогу легко получить работу, и где мне не придётся иметь дело со сложными этическими вопросами.

    We must deal with that chronic mucus, Alex.

    Мы должны разобраться с этой хронической мокротой, Алекс.

    How does your boyfriend Deal with your phenomenal success?

    А как ваш парень относится к вашим феноменальным успехам?

    The church already had a vocabulary to deal with strangers.

    У Церкви уже имелся словарь, которым можно определять инопланетян.

    The only people who deal with that are church groups.

    Только церковные группы проявляют к ним какой — то интерес.

    I don’t suppose that he would deal with you?

    Не думаю, что он захочет иметь дело с тобой.

    A sow with its piglets will be very dangerous and possibly one of the most dangerous species that we deal with.

    Свиноматка со своими поросятами будет очень опасной и, возможно, одним из самых опасных видов, с которыми мы имеем дело.

    I read a while ago that in Iceland in possibly the 70s or 80s they had no television at all on Thursdays, because there wasn’t enough power or whatever to deal with it, and I thought that was a fantastic idea that we should introduce.

    Я читал некоторое время назад, что в Исландии в 70 — х или 80 — х по четвергам не было телевидения вообще, потому что не хватало электропитания или чего — то с этим связанного, и я подумал, что это фантастическая идея, и ее нужно внедрить у себя.

    I think a lot of people find large sums of money, if you won the lottery say, that would be quite hard to deal with, I think.

    Я думаю, что многие люди находят крупные суммы денег, если выиграть в лотерею, скажем, будет довольно трудно справиться с этим, я думаю.

    In order to become a flight attendant, you have your group interview first, you’re singled out, you have a one-on-one interview, and then if you pass that stage, you go on to your training which is five weeks: first week’s all about customer service, relations, things like that, and then you go on to all your safety training which is four weeks’ intensive training, you know, how to deal with fires, evacuations, water landing, passengers and then you’re also, you’re quite well trained on immediate care, so you know, that’s quite an important part of our job, if something happens up in the air, something medical, you know, you need to be trained to deal with it quickly, efficiently.

    Для того чтобы стать стюардессой, вы вначале проходите групповое интервью, если вас отобрали, интервью один — на — один, а затем, если вы пройдете этот этап, вы отправляетесь на обучение, которое составляет пять недель: первая неделя все об обслуживании клиентов, отношения, подобные вещи, а затем вы направляетесь на всевозможные обучения безопасности, которые составляют четыре недели интенсивных тренировок, знаете, как бороться с пожарами, эвакуация, посадка на воду, пассажиры и затем также, вас достаточно хорошо обучают неотложной медицинской помощи, ведь знаете, это довольно важная часть нашей работы, если что — то происходит в воздухе, что — то по медицинской части, знаете, вы должны быть обучены справляться с этим быстро, эффективно.

    How do you deal with this?

    Как вы справляетесь с этим?

    The point is that it’s not an easy task to deal with all aspects of art.

    Дело в том , что , нелегко осветить все аспекты искусства.

    And we have to deal with it whether we like it or not.

    И мы должны смириться с этим, нравится нам это или нет.

    People want to deal with people, not Terminators.

    Люди хотят общаться с людьми, а не с терминаторами.

    And the department requires constitutional amendment to deal with them.

    И Департамент требует конституционную поправку для борьбы с ними.

    The only way to deal with a living being.

    Единственным способом, который возможен в обращении с живым существом.

    But still like him as she has a good sense of humour and pleasant to deal with.

    Но все равно мне нравится его хорошее чувство юмора и с ним приятно иметь дело.

    I try to deal with people who are honest, polite, disciplined they never lie and help in difficult situation.

    Я стараюсь иметь дело с людьми, которые честны, вежливы, дисциплинированны, которые никогда не лгут и помогают в трудной ситуации.

    Kate is a pleasant person to deal with, she never loses her temper.

    С Кейт просто приятно иметь дело, она никогда не теряет самообладания.

    Women’s magazines deal with child-raising, fashion trends, romance.

    Женские журналы имеют дело с воспитанием детей, модными тенденциями, романтикой.

    Fashion is something we deal with everyday.

    Мода — это то, с чем мы имеем дело каждый день.

    But for me to be a journalist is much more interesting than to be a historian because you deal with real events that are happening right now so you can even influence them.

    Но для меня работа журналиста гораздо интереснее работы историка, потому что ты имеешь дело с реальными событиями, которые происходят прямо сейчас, и таким образом, на них даже можно повлиять.

    He is a bit stubborn, nevertheless he is pleasant to deal with.

    Он немного упрям, однако с ним приятно иметь дело.

    I tried to get past it, deal with it on my own.

    Я старалась пройти через это самостоятельно, боролась в одиночку.

    It can be very difficult to deal with the worst of what happens out here.

    Бывает довольно сложно бороться с худшим из того, что тут происходит.

    I propose you walk away from any deal with Chief Jackson and the whole waterfront project.

    Я предлагаю вам отказаться от любой сделки с вождём Джексон и отказаться от проекта набережной.

    These seemed content to let station deal with two hardcases.

    Эти вполне были довольны, что с двумя крутыми бабами будет разбираться Станция.

    And that ability to deal with people comes down to one all-important law of human conduct.

    И это умение общаться сводится к одному важнейшему закону человеческого поведения.

    We must deal with this minority in order to isolate and destroy it.

    Следует действовать против меньшинства для его изоляции и уничтожения.

    Then I can deal with the Musician’s Union instead of the Humane Society.

    Тогда я могу иметь дело с Союзом Музыканта вместо Гуманного Общества.

    He’ll deal with a mediaeval maniac more than he thinks!

    У него со средневековым маньяком будет очень много дел!

    We deal with people’s worst fears, real or imaginary.

    Мы имеем дело с худшими из людских страхов, реальных или мнимых.

    Why would an undercover agent make a deal with rival gangs that he infiltrated?

    Зачем тайному агенту заключать сделку с конкурирующими бандами, в которые он проник?

    I need an early start if I’m to deal with the bores you’ve invited.

    Начну пораньше, ведь придется общаться с занудами, которых ты пригласила.

    They use the anklet to track me remotely So they don’t have to deal with me in person.

    Они используют браслет для слежки за мной на расстоянии, чтобы не общаться со мной непосредственно.

    Deal with it before its demonic force can manifest.

    Разберись с ним, прежде чем его демоническая сила проявит себя.

    I can no longer afford to deal with a madman or with the whims of a love-struck chit of a girl.

    Я больше не могу себе позволить роскошь якшаться с безумцами и потакать капризам влюбленной девчонки.

    Between the Chiss and whatever game this Sidious impostor is playing, Outbound Flight has no time right now to deal with internal dissent.

    У Сверхдальнего перелета сейчас нет времени разбираться с внутренними разногласиями.

    They’ve promised that the United States is gonna honor its deal with you, but something unexpected has come up.

    Они гарантируют, что США выполнит свою часть договренностей с вами, но возникли непредвиденные обстоятельства.

    Laurence and the Doctor and some plucky young girl went off to deal with the brute.

    Лоуренс, Доктор и одна отважная юная леди пошли разобраться с этим дикарем.

    How do you deal with this crazy control freak?

    Как ты справляешься с этим помешанным на контроле чудаком?

    A small remembrance of your past will help you deal with the uncertainty of the future.

    Маленькое напоминание о прошлом поможет справиться с неопределенностью будущего.

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    • as in to concern

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    deal (with)

    verb

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    1

    as in to treat

    to behave toward in a stated way

    it’s important to deal with others fairly

    Synonyms & Similar Words

    Relevance

    • treat

    • be (to)

    • serve

    • handle

    • act (toward)

    • use

    • engage (with)

    • respond (to)

    • react (to)

    • do by

    • view

    • regard

    • consider

    • rate

    • esteem

    • reckon

    2

    as in to concern

    to have (something) as a subject matter

    this textbook deals with the history of France

    Synonyms & Similar Words

    • concern

    • cover

    • treat (of)

    • pertain (to)

    • include

    • relate (to)

    • present

    • have to do with

    • refer (to)

    • specify

    • bear (on or upon)

    • contain

    • touch (upon)

    • encompass

    • offer

    • mention

    • appertain (to)

    • allude (to)

    • instance

    • advert (to)

    • notice

    • cite

    • glance (upon)

    • quote

    • note

    • name

    • incorporate

    • entail

    • embrace


    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    • exclude

    • omit

    • forget

    • pass over

    • ignore

    • slight

    • disregard

    • neglect

    • overlook

    • brush (aside or off)

    • reject

    • slur (over)

    • overpass

    • shrug off

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    • omit

    • forget

    • pass over

    • ignore

    • slight

    • disregard

    • neglect

    • overlook

    • brush (aside or off)

    • reject

    • slur (over)

    • overpass

    • shrug off

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    WORDS RELATED TO DEAL WITH

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