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A : The manager really got on Sara's case. B : Tell me about it! He was yelling at the top of his lungs. A : Didn't you feel he was being unfair? B : Yeah, I don't know what his problem is. A : Look at Sara. She's ringing people up at the register as if nothing happened. B : She's a trouper. A : That she is. Does this sound natural?
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Trooper in this context means someone who’s fighting on or continuing despite there being obstacles.
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Trouper is like a performer from the word dance troupe.
So even though things are going bad, the person is like a "trouper" and working through it without complaining
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