Pronunciation: /ˈaɪərn aʊt ðə kɪŋks/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 I need to iron out the kinks in my new bicycle before I can ride it.
A2 The team worked together to iron out the kinks in their project presentation.
B1 The software developer spent hours trying to iron out the kinks in the program.
B2 After several meetings, they were finally able to iron out the kinks in the new company policy.
C1 The CEO hired a consultant to help iron out the kinks in the company's operations.
C2 It took months of testing and refining to iron out all the kinks in the new product launch.
verb a word that expresses an action or a state of being
A1 She tried to iron out the kinks in her new language skills.
A2 The teacher helped the students iron out the kinks in their group project.
B1 The team had a meeting to iron out the kinks in their new marketing strategy.
B2 After several revisions, the software developer was able to iron out the kinks in the program.
C1 The negotiators worked tirelessly to iron out the kinks in the trade agreement.
C2 The director spent hours ironing out the kinks in the script before filming began.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence
A1 I need to iron out the kinks in my new bicycle before I can ride it.
A2 The team worked together to iron out the kinks in their project presentation.
B1 The software developer spent hours trying to iron out the kinks in the new program.
B2 After several meetings, they were finally able to iron out the kinks in their business plan.
C1 The negotiations between the two countries aimed to iron out the kinks in their trade agreement.
C2 The expert consultants were brought in to help iron out the kinks in the company's restructuring plan.
article a word that is used to specify a noun as definite or indefinite
A1 I need to iron out the kinks in my new bike before I can ride it.
A2 The team worked together to iron out the kinks in their project presentation.
B1 The software developer spent hours trying to iron out the kinks in the new program.
B2 After several meetings, they were finally able to iron out the kinks in the contract.
C1 The engineers spent weeks ironing out the kinks in the design before it was approved for production.
C2 The negotiations were intense, but they were able to iron out all the kinks in the agreement.
formal The project manager worked diligently to iron out the kinks in the new software system.
informal Let's meet tomorrow to iron out the kinks in our presentation.
slang We need to get together and iron out the kinks in our plan.
figurative Life has a way of throwing curveballs, but we always find a way to iron out the kinks.
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