
bewältigen
to overcome
To successfully master or overcome a difficult task, problem, or challenge.
Sie musste in ihrem neuen Job viele Schwierigkeiten bewältigen.
She had to overcome many difficulties in her new job.
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to overcome
To successfully master or overcome a difficult task, problem, or challenge.
Sie musste in ihrem neuen Job viele Schwierigkeiten bewältigen.
She had to overcome many difficulties in her new job.
'Bewältigen' (to overcome) is an inseparable verb. The prefix 'be-' always stays at the beginning of the verb, even in main clauses and in the past participle ('bewältigt').
Er hat die schwierige Prüfung erfolgreich bewältigt.
He successfully overcame the difficult exam.
'Bewältigen' (to overcome) always needs an accusative object. This object is the challenge or problem that one masters. You ask: Whom or what does someone overcome?
Die Feuerwehrleute bewältigten den gefährlichen Einsatz.
The firefighters overcame the dangerous operation.
You always 'bewältigt' (overcome/manage) something big, difficult, or negative. Typical objects are 'eine Aufgabe' (a task), 'eine Krise' (a crisis), 'ein Problem' (a problem), 'die Vergangenheit' (the past), or a large amount of something, e.g. 'die Arbeit' (the work).
Nach der Flut mussten die Bewohner viele Probleme bewältigen.
After the flood, the residents had to overcome many problems.
to pass / consist / exist
Bestehen and bewältigen can both express success in a challenge. Bestehen is particularly suited to an exam or test of one's abilities with clear requirements, while bewältigen emphasizes that someone successfully mastered a difficult task or burden.

Lena hat die schwierige praktische Aufgabe trotz Zeitdruck bewältigt.
Lena managed the difficult practical task despite the time pressure.
Lena hat die schwierige praktische Prüfung bestanden.
Lena passed the difficult practical exam.