cope

• Vêtement liturgique long et sans manches, porté par le clergé lors de certaines cérémonies ou processions.

A noun referring to a long, sleeveless ecclesiastical vestment worn by clergy during certain ceremonies or processions.

1. Long cloak or capeC2formalbritish

   A long, loose garment worn by clergy or as a ceremonial robe.

   Cape liturgique

   • The bishop wore a richly embroidered cope during the service.
   • The choir members donned their copes for the procession.
   • The cope was made of heavy velvet and trimmed with gold.

   Synonymescapecloakmantlerobevestment

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de faire face efficacement à quelque chose de difficile ou de gérer une situation complexe.

A verb used to indicate the act of dealing effectively with something difficult or managing a challenging situation.

1. Deal with difficultiesB1formal

   To manage or deal with a difficult situation or problem successfully.

   faire face

   • She learned to cope with stress through meditation.
   • He couldn't cope with the pressure of the job.
   • They are coping well after the loss of their home.

   Synonymesendureget byhandlemanagesurvive

   Antonymesfailflounderstrugglesuccumbsurrender

2. Manage or handleB1informal

   To handle a task or responsibility effectively.

   faire face, gérer

   • I have too much work; I can't cope anymore.
   • She copes with her busy schedule by staying organized.
   • He coped with the extra workload surprisingly well.

   Synonymesget byhandlemake domanagesurviveweatherwithstand

   Antonymesfailflounderfounderstruggle

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