What's "weather" mean here? I think it means different from when it's used as a noun, right?
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Rebecca
To "weather the storm" means to deal with a difficult situation without being hurt or harmed. Ex: She weathered the storm when she decided to leave early from the party before getting too drunk. Ex: My manager is skilled at weathering the storm since he has been in the business for 15 years.