It must be difficult to cope up with the challenges of a high-pressure job. vs It must be difficult to cope up to the challenges of a high-pressure job.

The correct phrase is 'it must be difficult to cope up with the challenges of a high-pressure job.' The use of 'cope up with' is the standard phrasal verb construction in English, while 'cope up to' is not commonly used.

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This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"It must be difficult to cope up with the challenges of a high-pressure job."

This phrase is the standard way to express dealing with challenges in a high-pressure job.

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It must be difficult to see her so traumatized.
It must be difficult to go to work.
It must be difficult to find the older ones permanent homes.
It must be difficult to relinquish power.
It must be difficult to relinquish power.
It must be difficult to let go of something so beautiful.
It must be difficult to relinquish power.
It must be difficult to return to normal after seeing someone die like that.
It must be difficult to be forced to save the life of your enemy.
It must be difficult to understand how Kenneth stopped being the kid in these photos.
It must be difficult to maintain for an officer like Crais... an officer on the edge, and out of control.
Must be difficult to pay the bills.
Must be difficult to turn down a dance from Mrs Sprot.
As gamekeeper, fresh air must be difficult to come by.
It must be difficult keeping track of all of Gray's appointments.
It must be difficult because of the baby.
It must be difficult getting your husband's attention.
It must be difficult for you to resist its draw.
It must be difficult for him too.
Yes, it must be difficult living in such squalor.

This phrase is not commonly used in English. The correct preposition to use with 'cope' is 'with,' not 'to.'

"It must be difficult to cope up to the challenges of a high-pressure job."

This phrase is not recommended as 'cope up to' is not a standard phrasal verb construction in English.

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It must be difficult to relinquish power.
It must be difficult to find the older ones permanent homes.
It must be difficult to see her so traumatized.
It must be difficult to let go of something so beautiful.
It must be difficult to relinquish power.
It must be difficult to go to work.
It must be difficult to be forced to save the life of your enemy.
It must be difficult to maintain for an officer like Crais... an officer on the edge, and out of control.
It must be difficult to understand how Kenneth stopped being the kid in these photos.
Must be difficult to turn down a dance from Mrs Sprot.
As gamekeeper, fresh air must be difficult to come by.
I imagine it must be difficult for you...
It must be difficult for you to reconcile the two.
It must be difficult living amongst those who massacred your people.
Yes, it must be difficult living in such squalor.
It must be difficult, a party like this.
It must be difficult because of the baby.
It must be difficult pleasuring half the women in the city.
It must be difficult getting your husband's attention.
It must be difficult for you to resist its draw.

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