coping
coping 英 ['kəʊpɪŋ] 美 ['kopɪŋ]
n. 顶部；[口腔] 顶盖；墙顶 vt. cope的变形 vi. cope的变形
名词复数:copings
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- n. 顶部；[口腔] 顶盖；墙顶
- vt. cope的变形
- vi. cope的变形
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1. "One of things we often do is abandon our good coping strategies, " she said.
史密斯说：”一个良好的应对政策是我们应该经常做的——放弃。
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2. No one could call suicide a "coping strategy," but it is one way some people have responded to job loss and debt.
没有人会认为自杀也能算一种“应对策略”，但是面对失业和债务缠身，一些人会选择一死了之。
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3. But it is unprecedented in human history for a nation to deal with this challenge, while coping with a huge population and relatively little land and resources.
但是一个国家要应对这种挑战，同时还要应付庞大的人口和相对较少的土地和资源，这在人类历史上是前所未有的。
- coping (n.) c. 1600 as an architectural term, "the top or cover of a wall, usually sloped to shed water," a specialized use of cope (n.), the cape-like vestment worn by priests, which is a a variant of cape (n.1). Cope (v.) "to provide (someone) with a cope or cloak" is attested from late 14c., and in the architectural sense of "to form a cope, bend as an arch or vault" it is recorded from 1660s. Coping saw, used for cutting curved patterns, is attested by 1887.
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