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Meanings of workaround in English
Bypass of a recognized problem or limitation in a system.
Usage of workaround in English
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However, implementing the workaround seriously impedes the usability of the Windows system.
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This is a workaround that Apple will likely patch sooner than later.
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It's a workaround that depends on tech to do a better job.
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Yeah, in theory we have our own people, but you're my workaround.
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That's a necessary workaround for being able to invest in a government-restricted sector.
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The particularly annoying part of the change is that there's no easy workaround.
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Earlier this year we spotted another JavaScript workaround similar to Smokescreen.
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And it works, at least until the industry devises a workaround.
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It's an elegant workaround for the lack of native device support.
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There is no workaround for importing your Word, PDF or other docs either.
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Or you might devise a workaround to avoid paying the fee.
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Hulu might also develop a Flash workaround for the iPhone and the iPad.
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There is one workaround to ensure that your most valued groceries stay cool.
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We have no idea, but we do have a nifty workaround -Dapper.net.
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Microsoft has recommended that administrators apply a workaround in lieu of a patch.
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Finally, here's a workaround to get your own books into the Kindle app.
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Catalan
Workaround through the time
Workaround across language varieties
United States of America
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