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Meanings of work out in English
Synonyms
Examples for "work"
Examples for "work"
1
However economic migrants, for example, were often young men looking for work.
2
Essential staff needed to continue critical work will remain, the statement read.
3
Energy Future began work on a new bankruptcy plan earlier this year.
4
Depression costs Irish business £170 million each year in lost work days.
5
Essential staff needed to continue critical work will remain, the advisory said.
1
Find in the Glossary the meaning of: beechen; russet; train; jet; unapt.
2
Low-cost airlines have started the competition against the train industry in Europe.
3
We hope to train about 30 in the first year, she said.
4
Perhaps true, at least in terms of time needed to train speed.
5
The soldiers were working to help train members of the Iraq army.
1
However the prime minister says the exercise will cost time and money.
2
Education minister Chris Hipkins said the exercise would genuinely inform government decisions.
3
She does, however, ask that the media and the public exercise empathy.
4
Second, I'll go exercise my democratic right and line up to vote!
5
Anacrites is a good speaker; it was a good exercise in rhetoric.
1
Rather than attack the symptom, the government needs to solve the problem.
2
A case will help, said Webb, but probably not solve everyone's problems.
3
To solve those problems, Engelbart believed humanity needed new ways of working.
4
The government hopes new rules will solve the problem, writes Justin McCurry.
5
The only way you learn to problem solve is by solving problems.
1
So far, I'm the only one who's done a lick of work.
2
I never saw either one of them do a lick of work.
3
As he watches, fire begins to lick free of the engine block.
4
Don't you remember how you used to love to lick on it?
5
Beggar turned at the door and got in his lick of revenge.
1
Oh, I can puzzle out a word of it here and there.
2
I understand ONI mostly kept Vergil busy continuing to puzzle out Forerunner artifacts.
3
It didn't take him long to puzzle out what had happened.
4
The mere attempt to puzzle out the different uniforms is absorbing.
5
It took Mahti a moment to puzzle out what the man was asking.
Usage of work out in English
1
He said he needed to work out an inheritance problem with her.
2
More images are currently being planned to help work out what happened.
3
The regulation, for example, about not taking work out of the office...'
4
I'm trying to work out the right balance of history and travel.
5
We need to take time to work out the consequences and act.
6
It is possible that Son's concessions work out to SoftBank's long-term benefit.
7
The truth was, he hadn't been able to work out for weeks.
8
I dared to hope, to believe that somehow things would work out.
9
Obviously things didn't work out the way we had hoped - '
10
Hopefully it will all come together and work out well, Henderson said.
11
I have every confidence that those will work out in coming years.
12
Sometimes jobs work out for the long run, other times they don't.
13
We are starting to work out at least three days a week.
14
Sometimes a great player will not work out at a great club.
15
It was surprisingly easy to work out some of Tathal's possible weaknesses.
16
It took her a moment to work out how to answer me.
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Translations for work out
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