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Meanings of solved in English

Portuguese
resolvido
Spanish
solucionado

Explained or answered; problems resolved and unresolved"

resolvido
Usage of solved in English
1
Southern Europe has not solved its fiscal problems and lack of competitiveness.
Reuters
2
Despite good intentions, this approach has not solved problems, but entrenched them.
The Guardian
3
Problem solved, he was soon on his way to the city centre.
The Irish Times
4
Iran has said Syria's problems must be solved by dialogue and elections.
Reuters
5
She said the court had problems that needed to be solved quickly.
Radio NZ
6
Hitachi says it has solved the brightness problem - thus the challenge.
Wired
7
The long distance telephone solved the problem for the racketer... View Article
The new yorker
8
But a humanitarian crisis, of course, won't be solved by a wall.
Independent.ie
9
As far as I'm concerned, this case wasn't solved to my satisfaction.
Second glance
10
And it has solved almost every problem I've had with makeup cases.
NY Magazine
11
Readily; I have solved others of an abstruseness ten thousand times greater.
Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
12
So we actually solved the hot problem and that's the easy part.
Wired
13
Once phoned, they aim to have the problem solved within an hour.
Radio NZ
14
By that time, we shall have solved the problem of the beyond.'
The Naked God
15
Until a half hour ago, this case, minus the money, was solved.
The bricklayer
16
In the Genius's view, almost any problem could be solved through study.
Through the grinder
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Portuguese
resolvido
Solved through the time
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Common
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Common
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