Work it out
Meaning of Work it out
To find a solution to a problem or difficulty.
In simple words: To solve a problem or find a solution.
Work it out in a sentence
- Let's work it out together and find the best solution.
- Can you work it out before the deadline?
- She took a minute to work it out in her head.
- We need to work it out; our plans depend on it.
- If we give it some thought, I'm sure we can work it out.
- They couldn't work it out without extra help.
- He decided to take a break to work it out later.
- After discussing, they managed to work it out successfully.
How to use Work it out
Use in casual and formal contexts to indicate problem-solving. Avoid in very formal writing.
Grammar pattern
work + it + out
Memory hint
Imagine you're in a workout class trying to figure out the routine – 'work it out'!
Words related to Work it out
Collocations with Work it out
- work it out together
- work it out over time
- work it out step by step
Common mistakes with Work it out
- Confusing 'work it out' with 'figure it out' (similar but slightly different use).
- Using it in place of an object (e.g., 'work out' without a problem to solve).
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Frequently asked questions about "Work it out"
What does "Work it out" mean?
To solve a problem or find a solution.
How do you use "Work it out" in a sentence?
Let's work it out together and find the best solution.
Can you give another example of "Work it out"?
Can you work it out before the deadline?
What are synonyms for "Work it out"?
Common alternatives include solve, resolve, figure out, decipher, and untangle.
What words go with "Work it out"?
It commonly pairs with work it out together, work it out over time, and work it out step by step.
What are common mistakes when using "Work it out"?
Confusing 'work it out' with 'figure it out' (similar but slightly different use). Using it in place of an object (e.g., 'work out' without a problem to solve).
How do you pronounce "Work it out"?
US: //wɜrk ɪt aʊt//, UK: //wɜːk ɪt aʊt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "Work it out"?
Use in casual and formal contexts to indicate problem-solving. Avoid in very formal writing.