deal with something
(BE ABOUT)Definition
› to be about or be on the subject of something: She likes novels that deal with serious moral issues. The lecture dealt with his trip to South Africa.
(Definition of deal with something (BE ABOUT) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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deal n AMOUNT
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deal n GIVING OUT
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deal v GIVE OUT
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deal v HAVE AGREEMENT
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deal with someone/something phrasal verb MANAGE
- deal with something phrasal verb BE ABOUT
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dealer n
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dealership n
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dealings pl n
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deamination n
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dean n
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