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How is the phrase готовиться к худшему translated from Russian to English

Настраиваться на неприятное.

To get ready for something unpleasant.

verb
English translation
To Brace

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  • Приготовься к плохой новости. — Brace yourself for bad news.

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готовить Prepare готовить to prepare готовиться Get ready готовиться к Gear up for готовка cooking готовность willingness готовность к твёрдой пище Readiness for solid food готово Done

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FAQ about “готовиться к худшему”

How is “готовиться к худшему” translated from Russian?
“готовиться к худшему” translates into English as “To Brace”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “готовиться к худшему” mean?
Meaning of “готовиться к худшему”: Настраиваться на неприятное. In English — “To Brace”.
What part of speech is “готовиться к худшему”?
“готовиться к худшему” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “готовиться к худшему”?
Example sentences with “готовиться к худшему” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “готовиться к худшему”?
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