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To deal with..
How do i say this? in the same meaning as cope. Ex. The farmers are dealing with wet soils. Also, in another way, how would you say "deal with" such as in a way of "I'll deal with you later", with kind of a context to settle uncompromised disputes. As always, thanks for your replies, and I look forward to finding out how to say this! Cheers!
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"To deal" is a difficult verb for translating into Spanish, but the immediate ideas I find for your examples are these...
If wet soils are a problem: · Los granjeros tienen que vérselas con los suelos húmedos. · Los granjeros tienen que batallar/lidiar con los suelos húmedos. · Los granjeros tienen que sortear las dificultades de los suelos húmedos. If it's just a part of common farmers' work: · Los granjeros tienen que ocuparse de los suelos húmedos. · Los granjeros tienen que encargarse de los suelos húmedos. For your second example, this threat to a person can be solved with "encargarse de alguien". · Ya me encargaré de ti después. · Luego me encargaré de ti. · Más tarde me encargo de ti. ... |
Thank you very much :)
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