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Meanings of work out in English

Portuguese
computar
Catalan
computar
Spanish
codificar

Make a mathematical calculation or computation.

Related terms
computar
Portuguese
exercitar
Catalan
exercitar
Spanish
resolver

Find the solution to (a problem or question) or understand the meaning of.

exercitar
Catalan
proposar
Spanish
ofrecer

Come up with.

proposar
Portuguese
elaborar
Catalan
elaborar
Spanish
llevar a cabo

Work out in detail.

elaborar
Synonyms
Examples for "work up"
Examples for "work up"
1
It's difficult to work up the energy to be vindictive these days.
Dante's numbers
2
None of Graf's work up to that point had been party political.
The Guardian
3
Skipping is a cost-free way to work up a sweat at home.
The Irish Times
4
Doubtless she'd be able to work up a little more interest tomorrow.
Wild Cards IV: Aces Abroad
5
Nothing like sleeping fifteen hundred years to work up a real thirst.
A Hard Day’s Knight
Usage of work out in English
1
He said he needed to work out an inheritance problem with her.
Mission road
2
More images are currently being planned to help work out what happened.
The Guardian
3
The regulation, for example, about not taking work out of the office...'
The Human Factor
4
I'm trying to work out the right balance of history and travel.
Reuters
5
We need to take time to work out the consequences and act.
Reuters
6
It is possible that Son's concessions work out to SoftBank's long-term benefit.
Reuters
7
The truth was, he hadn't been able to work out for weeks.
Every patient tells a story: medical mysteries and the art of di...
8
I dared to hope, to believe that somehow things would work out.
Made of honor
9
Obviously things didn't work out the way we had hoped - '
The Secret Crown (2010)
10
Hopefully it will all come together and work out well, Henderson said.
Radio NZ
11
I have every confidence that those will work out in coming years.
Reuters
12
Sometimes jobs work out for the long run, other times they don't.
The Guardian
13
We are starting to work out at least three days a week.
Ebony
14
Sometimes a great player will not work out at a great club.
The Guardian
15
It was surprisingly easy to work out some of Tathal's possible weaknesses.
The evolutionary void
16
It took her a moment to work out how to answer me.
The unnatural inquirer
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Translations for work out
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Work out across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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