应付 (yìng fu): to deal with; to cope

He has to deal with three clients by himself, and he's so busy that he doesn't even have time to eat lunch.

When I first came to the company, I couldn't even make the simplest report, and every day I had to spend a lot of time dealing with various problems.

With so much homework to deal with, she has no time at all to take part in extracurricular activities.

The boss came for a surprise inspection, and the shop assistants scrambled to deal with it, afraid of making even a small mistake.

He works while taking care of his sick mother; although it's very hard, he can still manage to deal with it.