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When do you use “Suck it up!” ?
When do you use “Suck it up!” ?
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when something bad happens and to say you to the person affected..suck it up. Meaning accept it, deal with it, stop crying, be strong, accept it and move on etc etc
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When things are tough, and (you/they) are thinking of giving up.
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when something bad happens and to say you to the person affected..suck it up. Meaning accept it, deal with it, stop crying, be strong, accept it and move on etc etc
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It's slang, not formal English but yes it's commonly used.
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Is this casual phrase or formal phrase?
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