What does it mean when someone..

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calls you a trooper? (NOT "she swears like a trooper"..just "a trooper")

Get on with stuff

Don’t complain

It means you get on with things without a fuss. That you are resilient and reliable

Thank you. That's very helpful.

You're a good sort who gets on with stuff

(unless you're training to be a tank driver in which case they're calling your rank...but I think you'd know if that was the case)

I'm admittedly slightly butch (though I don't want to be!) but def not a tank driver..

You get on with stuff without making a fuss.

It's a compliment. It means you don't give up easily.

Trooper or trouper? Slightly different meanings.

I'd take it positively if you've been resolute and persistent.

Reliable, consistent, gets on with things no matter what the circumstances.

SomethingOnce It was said verbally, so no way of me knowing. In context I asked someone if I had been doing ok at my job and they told me yes, and my supervisor had told them I was "a trooper".

They were being complimentary. They think you work hard and get on with it without any fuss.

Thank you very much.

Yes a lets roll up sleeves and get stuck in type. A brick, a good egg. A decent person who has got your back.

Thank you.

Yes. I like being a trooper.