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We couldn't find exact results for "deal with someone (positively or negatively), to get rid of, eliminate".

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deal with someone (positively or negatively), to get rid of, eliminate; to look after someone.'s needs, to take care of
Kreyòl : fe yon jan ak
English : deal with someone (positively or negatively), to get rid of, eliminate; to look after someone.'s needs, to take care of
Français : agir avec quelqu'un (positivement ou négativement), s'en débarrasser, l'éliminer ; s'occuper des besoins de quelqu'un, prendre soin de
Español : tratar con alguien (positiva o negativamente), deshacerse de él, eliminarlo; cuidar de las necesidades de alguien, cuidar de
Português : lidar com alguém (positiva ou negativamente), livrar-se, eliminar; cuidar das necessidades de alguém, cuidar de

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to drop someone off, to give a ride to; to let someone down, desert, give up, abandon, forsake (someone; a cause);, to rebuff, to refuse to do someone. a favor; to put someone down, to deflate someone; to be unkind to, get rid of, big deal (great deal), deal , cope; get by; make out; make do; contend; grapple; deal; manage, negatively, negatively charged/acidic, positively, positively charged/basic, contact, get in touch with, communicate with, reach, Fig: get a hold of, get on the move, Get a move on, get, obtain, draw , get:Ex:Can you get me my eyeglasses?, one, people, someone :Ex : One person helps someone every day., peeled wood (lit); peel someone skin (like peeling a sugarcane), kill someone; exposed glans, someone , To get on someone's nerves, to mix, blend; associate (with); to mix up, disarrange, confuse; to embarrass; to be in trouble; to get (someone) into trouble.

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