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单词 deal with someone
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deal withsomeone

phrasal verbwithdealverb[IorT]
uk
/diːl/us
/diːl/
dealt|dealt
B2
totalkto someone ormeetsomeone,especiallyaspartofyourjob:
She's used todealingwithdifficultcustomers.
More examples
  • Theyemployedhim because of hisreputedskillindealingwith thepress.
  • Iadmireherforthrightway ofdealingwithpeople.
  • Mr. Nixon may well have had ano-holds-barredapproachtodealingwithpoliticaladversaries.
  • You have to have such a lot ofpatiencewhen you'redealingwithkids.
  • She's veryadeptatdealingwith themedia.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Meeting people
  • ayup
  • bump
  • bump intosomeone
  • crosssomeone'spath/cross paths withsomeoneidiom
  • deal
  • encounter
  • farewell
  • hook up
  • it's a dateidiom
  • makeyourselfknownidiom
  • meeting
  • open house
  • payyourrespectsidiom
  • recross
  • red carpet
  • remember
  • remembersomeonetosomeone
  • respect
  • roll out the red carpetidiom
  • town meeting
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deal withsomething

phrasal verbwithdealverb[IorT]
uk
/diːl/us
/diːl/
dealt|dealt

(TAKE ACTION)

B1
to takeactioninordertoachievesomething or inordertosolveaproblem:
How do youintendtodealwith thisproblem?
Generalenquiriesaredealtwith byourheadoffice.
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to accept or continue in a situation that is difficult or unpleasant
  • bearI will bear the responsibility for whatever happens.
  • endureShe endured years of hip pain before seeing a surgeon.
  • sufferShe suffers from severe asthma.
  • acceptI have finally accepted that I can't change who he is.
  • resign yourself toI have resigned myself to the fact that I'll never work again.
  • become resigned toPeople have become resigned to the fact that increased security means much longer wait times at airports.
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More examples
  • "Isimplyhaven't gottimetodealwith theproblemtoday, " she saidbrusquely.
  • Severalsubcommitteeswill be set up todealwithspecificenvironmentalissues.
  • Theolderdrugsdidn'tdealeffectivelywith themalariaparasite.
  • In myjudgment, we shouldletthesolicitordealwith this.
  • We willdealwithyourorderasquicklyaspossible.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Dealing with things or people
  • attend tosomeone/something
  • be all over itidiom
  • beard the lion (inhis/herden)idiom
  • bed
  • come/get to grips withsomethingidiom
  • cut
  • fire
  • hold onidiom
  • I/I've got thisidiom
  • ill-prepared
  • jump-start
  • overcome
  • people skills
  • toughsomethingout
  • turn
  • turn tosomeone/something
  • unprocessed
  • weather
  • weather the stormidiom
  • you/you've got thisidiom
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(BE ABOUT)

to be about or be on thesubjectof something:
Her newmoviedealswith therelationshipbetween a woman and hersickdaughter.
Theauthorhastriedtodealwith(= write about)a verydifficultsubject.
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to be about something
  • be aboutWhat is the story about?
  • have (got) to do withWhat's that got to do with it?
  • relate toThat relates to what I was saying earlier about the need for reform.
  • concernThe film concerns the complicated nature of marriage.
  • coverWe will cover the passive voice later in the course.
  • deal withWe will deal with the use of antidepressants in chapter three.
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More examples
  • Thelecturertemporarilydepartedfrom hersubjecttodealwith arelatedtheory.
  • All thepapersdealwith the samesubjectintheireditorials.
  • Thenoveldealswithgrandthemes, but is neverheavyorpretentious.
  • Waugh's firstvolumeofmemoirsdealtwith hischildhoodandyouth.
  • Her newfilmdealswith therelationshipbetween a woman and hersickdaughter.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Regarding and concerning
  • about
  • apropos
  • around
  • as toidiom
  • be/have something to do withsomethingidiom
  • connection
  • cover
  • hereof
  • in respect ofsomethingidiom
  • in the brain/looks departmentidiom
  • into
  • range
  • re
  • regarding
  • relate
  • say
  • thereof
  • towards
  • vis-à-vis
  • wise
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(Definition ofdeal with someonefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

deal with someone/something| American Dictionary

deal withsomeone/something

phrasal verbwithdealverb[I/T]
us
/dil/
past tense and past participledealtus/delt/
past tense and past participledealt

(MANAGE)

todevelopa way tomanageorrelateto someone or something:
We have to deal withproblemsas theyarise.
She had amarvelousabilityto deal withpeople.

deal withsomething

phrasal verbwithdealverb[I/T]
us
/dil/
past tense and past participledealtus/delt/
past tense and past participledealt

(BE ABOUT)

to be about or be on thesubjectof something:
Shelikesnovelsthat deal withseriousmoralissues.
Thelecturedealt with histriptoSouthAfrica.
(Definition ofdeal with someone/somethingfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

deal with sb| Business English

deal with sb

phrasal verbwithdealverb
uk
/diːl/us
past tense and past participledealt
tobehavetowards andtalkto someone in aneffectiveway:
Thepubtradeis oneareawhere theabilitytodealwithpeopleis veryimportant.

deal with sb/sth

phrasal verbwithdealverb
uk
/diːl/us
past tense and past participledealt
to dobusinesswith apersonorcompany:
Iprefertodealwith the samesalespersoneachtime.

deal with sth

phrasal verbwithdealverb
uk
/diːl/us
past tense and past participledealt
to do something inordertoachievesomething or inordertosolveaproblem:
A fewminortechnicalproblemswill have to bedealtwith.
to beresponsiblefor aparticularjoboractivityin acompanyororganization:
ThedepartmentIworkindealswithcustomercomplaints.
to be about aparticularsubject:
TheActdealswith theprovisionofsuitablefacilitiesfordisabledemployees.
(Definition ofdeal with sbfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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