cope
v.v. to deal successfully with a difficult situation or a heavy workload. You use this when you manage to stay calm and keep going despite having problems.
v. to manage or deal effectively with something difficult. Intransitive — often followed by a prepositional phrase to indicate the source of stress.
She has a lot of work, but she can cope.
Many small businesses struggled to cope with the sudden increase in energy costs last winter.
Psychologists suggest that developing healthy mechanisms to cope with stress is essential for maintaining long-term mental health in high-pressure professional environments.
The verb is intransitive and is almost always followed by the preposition 'with' when an object is present.
cope up with the pressurecope with the pressureLearners often incorrectly add 'up' by confusing 'cope with' with the phrasal verb 'keep up with'.