Pronunciation: /wɜrk aʊt/
noun a session of physical exercise or training
A1 I hope my work out at the gym pays off.
A2 Her work out routine includes running and weightlifting.
B1 The work out session was intense but rewarding.
B2 I need to schedule my work outs better to see results.
C1 His dedication to his work outs has led to significant improvements in his fitness level.
C2 The athlete's rigorous work outs are a key factor in his success.
verb to engage in physical exercise or training; to solve or resolve a problem
A1 I work out at the gym three times a week.
A2 She wants to work out a solution to the problem.
B1 I need to work out how to use this new software.
B2 We should work out a compromise that satisfies both parties.
C1 The team worked out a detailed plan for the project.
C2 After weeks of negotiations, they finally worked out a deal.
formal I need to work out the logistics of the project before we can proceed.
informal Let's work out a time to meet up for coffee this week.
slang I'm trying to work out a deal with the seller to get a better price.
figurative I'm still trying to work out my feelings about the situation.
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