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to work out
[phrase form: work]
01
to exercise in order to get healthier or stronger
Intransitive
03
to find a solution to a problem, often through analysis, experimentation, or mathematical calculation
Transitive: to work out a problem
04
to actively participate in physical training, often targeting specific muscle groups or areas of the body
Transitive: to work out a muscle
05
to find a solution to a problem
Transitive: to work out a solution
06
to plan something in detail
Transitive: to work out sth
07
to find a specific amount or value after considering all relevant information
Intransitive: to work out to an amount | to work out at an amount
08
to refine something gradually through persistent effort
Transitive: to work out sth
09
to use physical effort, tools, or techniques to remove an unwanted substance or object
Transitive: to work out something unwanted
10
to understand someone's thoughts, emotions, or actions
Transitive: to work out sth
work out
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Example
She worked out for an hour yesterday after work.
I try to work out at least three times a week for better cardiovascular health.
We need to find time to work out together and motivate each other.
I work out with a friend to make the exercise routine more enjoyable.
Despite a busy schedule, he manages to work out regularly to maintain his fitness levels.
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