mitigate frustration
[ˈmɪtɪɡeɪt frʌˈstreɪʃən]
verb phrase
mitigar a frustração
1. to make frustration less severe, intense, or serious; to reduce or alleviate feelings of annoyance and disappointment
Regular breaks and clear communication can mitigate frustration in the workplace.
Pausas regulares e comunicação clara podem mitigar a frustração no ambiente de trabalho.
2. to lessen the impact or consequences of something that causes dissatisfaction or exasperation
The manager took steps to mitigate frustration by explaining the project delays.
O gerente tomou medidas para mitigar a frustração explicando os atrasos do projeto.
In Brazilian workplace culture, mitigating frustration is often emphasized as part of collaborative team management and emotional intelligence. The concept reflects a growing emphasis on psychological well-being and conflict resolution in corporate environments. In the US, particularly in NYC, this phrase is commonly used in HR contexts and personal development discussions.
NYC Slang
take the edge off frustration; chill out the frustration
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