HomeQ&AA good translation for the phrase "suck it up" (quit complaining/whining/crying and get on with your work/life)
A good translation for the phrase "suck it up" (quit complaining/whining/crying and get on with your work/life)
4
votes
A simple answer may not exist, but preferably one that would work well in Nicaragua.
19707 views
updated DIC 13, 2010
edited by torunjo
posted by torunjo
4 Answers
5
votes
Aguántatelo.
updated FEB 5, 2012
posted by Rey_Mysterio
That should work just about anywhere. - CalvoViejo, FEB 18, 2010
3
votes
I agree with AVicente. You might also try
¡pues te jorobas! - You can like it or lump it
Chínchate - deal with it
Apechúgate/apéchate con todo - Chest out/deal with it all
Lo que hecho pecho - Man up...No use crying over spilled milk/You made your bed, now lie in it.
Apéncate con tu trabajo - get on with your work/shoulder the burden
updated FEB 5, 2012
edited by Izanoni1
posted by Izanoni1
1
vote
Inutil llorar sobre la leche derramada.
It's no good crying over spilt milk.
I always find it amazing when a saying corresponds exactly.
updated DIC 13, 2010
posted by galsally
Most of the time that means that it was borrowed intact from some language. - samdie, DIC 13, 2010
0
votes
dejar de lloriquear - quit whining
updated DIC 13, 2010
edited by Brynleigh
posted by Brynleigh
That's one ugly puss... :-p - Gekkosan, DIC 13, 2010
