a mal tiempo buena cara

Examples:

ES: Poner a mal tiempo buena cara mientras pones la otra mejilla.
EN: Keeping a stiff upper lip while turning the other cheek.
ES: Robert siempre supo poner a mal tiempo buena cara... y yo sabía que eso era lo que hacía.
EN: Robert was always good at putting a brave face on, and I knew that was what he was doing.

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