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Definition of resolved - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
communicationexplained or clarified
- The mystery was finally resolved.
2.
determinationdetermined or firm in purpose
- She was resolved to finish her project.
Origin of resolved
Latin, resolvere (to loosen)
Terms with resolved included in their meaning
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problem solved
expression when a problem or difficulty is resolved
trouble
problem or difficulty to be resolved
problem solved
the problem or issue was resolved successfully
resolution
resolved or settled successfully
problem
capable of being solved or resolved
undecided
not yet decided or resolved
resolution
situation that is considered resolved
solved
resolved or explained
law proceeding
legal dispute resolved in court
finished state
finished completely, either thoroughly or fully resolved
clarity
eventually becoming clear or resolved over time
court fight
dispute resolved through the legal system
incomplete
documents that are not yet completed or resolved
incomplete
documents that are not yet completed or resolved
unresolved problems
problems or tasks not yet resolved
problem solved
resolved or dealt with successfully
resolution
resolved or fixed after a problem
completion
until something is completely finished or resolved
not resolved
not solved or explained
incomplete
not resolved or concluded
not finished
not resolved, explained, or clarified yet
uncertain
not yet resolved or decided
resolvable
capable of being resolved or dealt with
resolution
show a topic or issue is resolved and no more discussion
Examples of resolved in a sentence
The issue was resolved with a simple call. He was resolved to make a change. They were resolved to win the championship.
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- French:résolue, résolu, ...
- German:geklärt, entschlossen, ...
- Italian:chiarito, risoluto, ...
- Spanish:aclarado, decidido, ...
- Portuguese:esclarecido, resoluto, ...
- Chinese:澄清的, 坚定的, ...
- Japanese:解決された, 決意した, ...
- Arabic:مَحْلُول, مُصَمِّم, ...
- Hebrew:פָּתוּר, נָחוּשׁ, ...
- Russian:разрешённый, решительный, ...
- Ukrainian:з'ясований, рішучий, ...
- Hindi:स्पष्ट, दृढ़, ...
Definition of resolve - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
problem-solvingfind a solution to a problem or conflict
- We need to resolve this issue quickly.
2.
decision-makingmake a firm decision to do something
- She resolved to study harder this year.
3.
formal decisionRare express an opinion formally by a voteRare
- The council resolved to support the new policy.
4.
technologyTECH. find the IP address of a hostnameTECH.
- The server resolved the domain name successfully.
5.
medicalTECH. US cause a swelling or inflammation to subsideTECH. US
- The treatment helped resolve the inflammation.
Noun
1.
motivationdetermination to achieve a goal
- Her resolve to succeed was unshakeable.
2.
decision-makingdecision or determination made after consideration
- The committee's resolve was to improve community services..
3.
governanceRare formal decision made by a groupRare
- The committee passed a resolve to increase funding.
Expressions with resolve
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decide firmly to do something after thinking carefully
They resolve upon starting a new project together.
make someone more determined to do something
Her speech helped stiffen his resolve to continue fighting.
find a solution to a disagreement
They worked hard to resolve a conflict between the two departments.
make someone less sure or determined about something
The criticism did not shake his resolve to continue.
settle conflicts or disputes
Mediation can help resolve differences between parties.
make one's determination stronger
She decided to strengthen her resolve to quit smoking.
make your determination stronger
The motivational speech will strengthen your resolve to achieve your goals.
make someone's determination or decision much stronger
The criticism only hardened his resolve to succeed.
very strong determination that cannot be changed or weakened
Her unshakeable resolve helped her finish the marathon.
Origin of resolve
Latin, resolvere (to loosen)
Examples of resolve in a sentence
The committee resolved to take action. He resolved to quit smoking by the end of the month. They resolved to improve their customer service. The board resolved to implement the changes immediately. They resolved to hold an annual meeting every June. The application failed to resolve the hostname.
Can your system resolve this IP address? The medication can resolve the swelling quickly. Doctors aim to resolve the issue with minimal surgery. His resolve never wavered despite the challenges. With great resolve, she faced her fears. Her resolve to quit smoking was strong. Their resolve to finish the project never wavered. A resolve was adopted to address the issue. Their resolve focused on environmental policies.
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- French:résoudre, détermination, ...
- German:lösen, Entschlossenheit, ...
- Italian:risolvere, determinazione, ...
- Spanish:resolver, determinación, ...
- Portuguese:resolver, determinação, ...
- Chinese:解决, 坚定意志, ...
- Japanese:解決する, 決意, ...
- Arabic:حَلَّ, إصرار, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַתֵּר, נְחִישׁוּת, ...
- Russian:решать, решимость, ...
- Ukrainian:вирішити, рішучість, ...
- Hindi:सुलझाना, दृढ़ संकल्प, ...
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