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take something in one's stride
Verb
UK
idiomatic
Japanese Meaning
困難や予期しない事態に直面しても、動じせずに冷静に対処する / 挫けることなく、逆境を乗り越える / 不運や逆境に負けず、平常心を保って対応する
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(idiomatic, UK) Not to allow oneself to be set back, daunted, upset or embarrassed by unpleasant or undesirable circumstances.
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take something in one's stride
When the project hit unexpected obstacles, she reminded the team that the best approach was to take something in one's stride and focus on finding solutions.
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When the project hit unexpected obstacles, she reminded the team that the best approach was to take something in one's stride and focus on finding solutions.
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