To accept an unpleasant situation when you can do nothing about it. . To think about a situation worse than it really is. . To upset or irritate someone. . To be worried when trying to deal with a difficult situation. . To be focused or alert about something. . To go crazy. .

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To accept an unpleasant situation when you can do nothing about it. [To To grin and bear it|To get out of proportion|To ruffle one's feathers|To pull your hair out|To keep on one's toes|To snap].
To think about a situation worse than it really is. [To To grin and bear it|To get out of proportion|To ruffle one's feathers|To pull your hair out|To keep on one's toes|To snap].
To upset or irritate someone. [To To grin and bear it|To get out of proportion|To ruffle one's feathers|To pull your hair out|To keep on one's toes|To snap].
To be worried when trying to deal with a difficult situation. [To To grin and bear it|To get out of proportion|To ruffle one's feathers|To pull your hair out|To keep on one's toes|To snap].
To be focused or alert about something. [To To grin and bear it|To get out of proportion|To ruffle one's feathers|To pull your hair out|To keep on one's toes|To snap].
To go crazy. [To To grin and bear it|To get out of proportion|To ruffle one's feathers|To pull your hair out|To keep on one's toes|To snap].