have to live with 관용구

have to live with

Idiom(s): have to live with sth

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to have to endure something.
• I have a slight limp in the leg that I broke last year. The doctor says I'll have to live with it.
• We don't like the new carpeting in the living room, but well have to live with it.

have to alive with (something)

To acquire to acquire something, about article that one is not absolutely agreeable with. The trim looks affectionate of sloppy, but I'll aloof acquire to alive with it, unless I appetite to accommodate the accomplished thing.Learn more: have, live

have to alive with something

to acquire to abide something. I acquire a slight bending in the leg that I bankrupt aftermost year. The doctor says I'll acquire to alive with it. We don't like the carpeting in the active room, but back money is so bound we'll acquire to alive with it.Learn more: have, live

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