suck it up

1.
North AmericaBritish Englishinformalcolloquial
- To endure an unpleasant situation without complaint; to accept hardship or criticism and continue.
- To pull oneself together and behave stoically in the face of difficulty.
2.
General Englishneutraltechnical
- To absorb or take up a liquid or substance by suction (often used literally, as with a vacuum or absorbent).

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