16 16 votes Nobody knows how the Indian cricket team is going to cope with the difficult and seamer-friendly wickets in Australia.Choose the option which is closest in meaning to the underlined phrase in the above sentence.Put up with.Put in with.Put down to.Put up against. Verbal Aptitude gatecse-2016-set2 verbal-aptitude phrase-meaning normal + – Akash Kanase 7.5k views answer comment Share Follow Print See all 3 Comments 3 3 Comments reply Saquib001 commented Dec 16, 2025 reply Follow flag Pehle question samjho :Sentence:“Nobody knows how the Indian cricket team is going to cope with the difficult and seamer-friendly wickets in Australia.”cope with ka matlab hota hai:kisi mushkil situation ko handle karna / sambhalna / face karnaQuestion pooch raha hai:“cope with” ke closest meaning wala option kaunsa hai?Options ko ek-ek karke samjhte hain:A. Put up with (Correct)Meaning: tolerate karna, handle karna, jhelnaDifficult wickets ko handle/jhelna → meaning match karta haiIsliye sabse close meaning yahi hai B. Put in with Iska koi clear common meaning nahi hota is context meZyada tar informal/rare usage“cope with” se koi relation nahiC. Put down to Meaning: kisi cheez ka reason batana(e.g., “He put his failure down to bad luck”)Yahan reason nahi, situation handle karne ki baat ho rahi haiD. Put up against Meaning: compare karna ya confront karnaTeam ko wickets ke against compare nahi kiya ja rahahandle karna meaning nahi aata So option (A) is correct 3 3 replyShare Saquib001 commented Dec 16, 2025 reply Follow flag First we have to understand questionSentence:Nobody knows how the Indian cricket team is going to cope with the difficult and seamer-friendly wickets in Australia.”cope with ka matlab hota hai:kisi mushkil situation ko handle karna / sambhalna / face karnaQuestion pooch raha hai:“cope with” ke closest meaning wala option kaunsa hai?Options ko ek-ek karke samjhte hain:A. Put up with (Correct)Meaning: tolerate karna, handle karna, jhelnaDifficult wickets ko handle/jhelna → meaning match karta haiIsliye sabse close meaning yahi hai B. Put in with Iska koi clear common meaning nahi hota is context meZyada tar informal/rare usage“cope with” se koi relation nahiC. Put down to Meaning: kisi cheez ka reason batana(e.g., “He put his failure down to bad luck”)Yahan reason nahi, situation handle karne ki baat ho rahi haiD. Put up against Meaning: compare karna ya confront karnaTeam ko wickets ke against compare nahi kiya ja rahahandle karna meaning nahi aata So option (A) is correct 1 1 replyShare avik_ghosh commented Jan 28 reply Follow flag @Shaik Masthan sir pls correct the qs. There should be an underline under cope with 1 1 replyShare Please log in or register to add a comment.
Best answer 22 22 votes Answer is (A) The closest meaning to cope with is put up with which means to tolerate. Cope with does not mean to place someone into competition with someone else. UK answered Feb 14, 2016 • edited Sep 1, 2018 by Krithiga2101 UK comment Share Follow See all 2 Comments 2 2 Comments reply Ashish Deshmukh commented Feb 15, 2016 reply Follow flag cope = "Deal with reasonably well despite some difficulty; come to terms with" 4 4 replyShare gattu94 commented Feb 17, 2016 reply Follow flag I totally agree with you. check out my explanation.. google put up with to see the meaning as tolerate/endure. check this link :http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/put+up+againstfor the meaning of put up against.Now read the question again, it says about the difficult and seamer-friendly wickets in Australia rather than the Australian team it self. So, clearly the Indian team has to endure the conditions in Australia rather than compete with the conditions in Australia 3 3 replyShare Please log in or register to add a comment.
16 16 votes option d put up with: tolerate put in with: to partner with put down to: attribute put up against: to place someone into competition with someone else Mohit Kumar Gupta answered Feb 13, 2016 Mohit Kumar Gupta comment Share Follow See all 2 Comments 2 2 Comments reply mohini commented Feb 18, 2016 reply Follow flag option d is correct......because as per searching in google.....for put up against it shows "cope" as synonyms..... 0 0 replyShare khushtak commented May 6, 2016 reply Follow flag option d is not appropriate. Because "put up against" can only be used as "put up 'someone' against 'someone' " eg. Aaa puts up Bbb against Ccc for boxing match. 3 3 replyShare Please log in or register to add a comment.
0 0 votes YOU JUST SEE THE LINK AND GET THE IDEA CLEARLY http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/essential-american-english/put-up-with-someone-something rajan answered Oct 1, 2016 rajan comment Share Follow 0 reply Please log in or register to add a comment.