reconcile (oneself) to (something)

To accept or come to terms with something one must deal with, especially an undesirable, difficult, or troubling situation or set of circumstances. We had finally reconciled ourselves to a life without children, when against all odds Linda managed to become pregnant! I've reconciled myself to never truly loving my job.

reconcile oneself to something

to grow to feel comfortable with an undesirable or challenging situation. John reconciled himself to living alone. Anne reconciled herself to having to wear glasses.

词组	reconcile (oneself) to (something)
释义	reconcile (oneself) to (something) reconcile (oneself) to (something) To accept or come to terms with something one must deal with, especially an undesirable, difficult, or troubling situation or set of circumstances. We had finally reconciled ourselves to a life without children, when against all odds Linda managed to become pregnant! I've reconciled myself to never truly loving my job. See also: reconcile Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. reconcile oneself to something to grow to feel comfortable with an undesirable or challenging situation. John reconciled himself to living alone. Anne reconciled herself to having to wear glasses. See also: reconcile McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: reconcile oneself to get (something) over with get it over with get out of jail free card take it one day at a time take it/things one day at a time take things one day at a time land up in (something) in a cleft stick in the grip of something
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