take (something) in (your) stride

to calmly deal with something unpleasant and not let it have a bad effect on you.

There's plenty of work to do, but she seems to take it all in her stride.

Cooper has learned to take such criticism in stride.

• have your sights set on doing something
• have your sights set on something
• have your wicked way with
• have your wicked way with someone
• have your wits about
• have your wits about you
• have your work cut out
• have your work cut out for
• have your work cut out for you
• head and shoulders above ...
• head and shoulders above
• head and shoulders above someone
• head and shoulders above something
• head and shoulders above the others
• head and shoulders above [the others/the rest etc.]
• head and shoulders above the rest
• bad-mouth
• bad-mouth someone
• bad-mouth something
• bad workman blames his tools.
• bag and baggage
• bag lady
• bag of bones
• bag of tricks
• bail out