Examples of using Cannot cope in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Polly cannot cope!
Cannot cope with the influx of refugees.
Swedish authorities cannot cope with the amount of refugees.
It is convenient to mow grass in hard-to-reach places where the lawn mower cannot cope.
The roads cannot cope with anymore traffic.
It is clear to every person of common sense that Europe cannot cope with so many people.
Mrs. Dancila cannot cope with the office of Prime Minister of Romania and turns the Government into vulnerability for Romania.
However, this is also anongoing situation which the local asylum authorities cannot cope with.
Those individuals and regions that cannot cope and are left behind by the rapid pace of change need support.
On all sides he is surrounded by dangers and difficulties,against which his physical body alone cannot cope.
When the market reacts,the losers will always be those who cannot cope under the prevailing market conditions.
It's just a fact that demand for data is soaring andthe current spectrum system cannot cope.
For those who cannot cope alone with the problem of overweight, we have developed a program of healthy eating NEW DAY.
There is confusion between the eyes, the balance organs, and the brain, which cannot cope with the flow of untreated nerve impulses.
Another group of doctors says that viruses should be suppressed with antiviral drugs, and without them the disease cannot cope.
When multiple teeth are missing, bridges cannot cope with the mechanical stress(they might break, and own teeth could loosen and fracture), therefore removable prostheses are made.
This method works on any type of skin andremoves even very blonde hair, with which cannot cope other types of hair removal.
Member States cannot cope with the challenges of today or of the future on their own: only a collective effort- applied in full respect for subsidiarity- can provide the right response.
But three months and about 80,000 asylum seekers later,the migration minister told parliament:“The system cannot cope.”.
Where the ordinary equipment cannot cope, an impact tool is necessary. DED7045 is a high-performance impact wrench that can handle most bolts and nuts at 110Nm of torque.
The motor-cultivators are equipped with knives, dumps, if it is necessary to remove the top layer of soil on a large area,when the shovel alone cannot cope.
On the other hand,to continue to a next grade if the child cannot cope academically, can be equally stressful if not more so- and the rest of their education might be an uphill battle.
This can happen when the addictive substance or behaviour is taken away completely, and the person goes into withdrawal and cannot cope.
The drama of the situation concerns the fact that, on the one hand,there are people there who are desperate, who cannot cope in such a difficult situation, because all the time there is a war going on around them.
Exceptional measures are activated in case of political or other types of eventswhere preventive risk management measures cannot cope anymore.
He invents his own words and phrases if he isconfronted with novel ideas with which his existing repertoire cannot cope- just as a human child would do…".
The other half of the story is shown to us from the perspective of Robert Tätzel,a former indigo child who has got rid of his syndrome- and cannot cope with this situation.
The health system, severely degraded by more than twoyears of war that also displaced millions, cannot cope, the state news agency, Saba.
I do not understand the kind of people who ignore their nation's misfortune and keep Burma completely isolated, although it is clear that the country cannot cope on its own.
(MT) With all due respect, President-in-Office, I am not convinced by your reply, as while the Council of Ministers are thinking about it,there are people drowning in the Mediterranean and there are Mediterranean countries that cannot cope with the emergency; that is why I am not convinced.