Definition Synonyms
Definition of solver - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
problem solverperson who solves a problem or puzzle
- She is known as a solver of complex puzzles..
2.
technologyTECH. tool or program that solves specific problemsTECH.
- The software includes a solver for optimization tasks.
Expressions with solver
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person who finds solutions to problems
She is a great problem solver at work.
Origin of solver
Latin, solvere (to loosen)
Terms with solver included in their meaning
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case solver
person who examines details to find facts
problem solver
person who solves problems unofficially
problem solver
person applying scientific knowledge to practical problems
problem solver
person skilled in solving problems especially in technology or politics
problem solver
man responsible for resolving difficult situations
riddle solver
person who solves riddles
metaphor
metaphorically describes a problem solver
acr: Constraint Programming Solver
software that solves problems using constraints
problem solver
person who finds solutions or opportunities
Examples of solver in a sentence
The team needed a solver to crack the code. The solver quickly identified the issue in the code. Engineers rely on the solver for complex calculations.
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- French:résolveur, solveur, ...
- German:Löser, ...
- Italian:risolutore, ...
- Spanish:solucionador, ...
- Portuguese:solucionador, ...
- Chinese:解决者, 求解器, ...
- Japanese:解決者, ソルバー, ...
- Arabic:حَلّال, أداة حَلّ, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹתֵר, סוֹלְבֶר, ...
- Russian:решатель, решающее устройство, ...
- Ukrainian:розв'язувач, ...
- Hindi:समस्या सुलझाने वाला, समाधानक, ...
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