Ride out
/raɪd aʊt/B2
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1. To endure or survive a difficult situation or challenge.
- The company managed to ride out the economic downturn without laying off any employees.
- She's a seasoned politician who has been able to ride out many scandals and controversies.
2. To remain in a safe place and wait for a dangerous situation to pass.
- During the hurricane, we decided to stay in the basement and ride out the storm.
- They chose to ride out the conflict by staying neutral and avoiding confrontations.
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