Wiktionary
cope with
vb. (context transitive English) To come to terms with; to overcome any difficulties presented by.
WordNet
Usage examples of "cope with".
The new fun that we have to cope with is that the Ungodly don't all seem to be in one camp.
That gave her a little twist of malicious satisfaction, and yet surely there ought to be a better way to cope with him than this, rejecting him because he made her feel rejected.
But it seems real, and the only way I'm going to cope with it is by letting myself assume that it is real.
Spock was now trying to cope with two of the miners, as the third elbowed groggily from the ground where the Vulcan's first kick had landed him.
In actuality, it is a test of his ability to cope with the unexpected.