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Definition of worked out - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
resolutionresolved or settled successfully
- The issue was worked out after a long discussion.
2.
planningplanned or developed in detail
- The project was well worked out before the launch.
3.
- She felt completely worked out after the intense gym session.
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Examples of worked out in a sentence
The details were worked out before the deadline. The itinerary was fully worked out. The details were worked out meticulously. After the marathon, he was completely worked out. The players were worked out after the grueling match.
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- French:résolu, élaboré, ...
- German:gelöst, ausgearbeitet, ...
- Italian:risolto, elaborato, ...
- Spanish:solucionado, elaborado, ...
- Portuguese:solucionado, desenvolvido, ...
- Chinese:处理好的, 精心策划的, ...
- Japanese:解決された, 計画された, ...
- Arabic:مُسَوّى, مُحْكَم, ...
- Hebrew:פָּתוּר, מְתוּכְנָן הֵיטֵב, ...
- Russian:урегулированный, проработанный, ...
- Ukrainian:вирішене, продуманий, ...
- Hindi:सुलझा हुआ, योजना बनाई गई, ...
Definition of work out - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
fitnessintr. engage in physical exerciseintr.
- He works out at the gym every morning.
2.
calculationtr. calculate or solve a problemtr.
- She worked out the math problem quickly.
3.
planningtr. develop or devise in detailtr.
- They worked out the details of the plan.
4.
successintr. result in a satisfactory situationintr.
- Everything worked out in the end.
Expressions with work out
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the situation will improve
Don't worry, things will work out in the end.
end successfully or as planned
The project will work out well if we follow the schedule.
finish working during the required notice period before leaving a job
She decided to work out her notice before starting the new job.
solve minor problems or difficulties
We need to work out the kinks before the product launch.
end successfully without problems or issues
I believe everything will work out fine.
conclude in an ideal manner
Their relationship worked out perfectly in the end.
Examples of work out in a sentence
They work out together every weekend. He worked out the total cost of the groceries. They worked out the logistics for the event. We need to work out a strategy for the project. She worked out the logistics for the event. The plan didn't work out as expected.
I hope everything will work out for you.
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- French:s'entraîner, résoudre, ...
- German:trainieren, lösen, ...
- Italian:allenarsi, risolvere, ...
- Spanish:hacer ejercicio, resolver, ...
- Portuguese:fazer exercício, resolver, ...
- Chinese:锻炼, 算出, ...
- Japanese:運動する, 解く, ...
- Arabic:تَدَرَّبَ, حَسَبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְאַמֵּן, לִפְתּוֹר, ...
- Russian:тренироваться, решать, ...
- Ukrainian:тренуватися, розв'язати, ...
- Hindi:कसरत करना, हल करना, ...
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