work out
phrasal verbwork out
- to train the body by physical exercise
锻炼身体；做运动 - I work out regularly to keep fit.
我经常做运动以保持健康。
- I work out regularly to keep fit.
- to develop in a successful way
成功地发展 - My first job didn't work out.
我的第一份工作干得不好。 - Things have worked out quite well for us.
事情的结果对我们很不错。
Topics Successc1- I told her I didn't think things would work out between us.
我告诉她，我觉得我们之间的事情得不到解决。 - Things worked out well for Janet in the end.
对珍妮特来说事情的结局不错。 - It all worked out as we planned.
结果如我们计划的一样。
- My first job didn't work out.
work out (at/to something)
- if something works out at something, you calculate that it will be a particular amount
计算；计算出 - The restaurant bill worked out at £23 each.
餐馆账单算出来是每人23英镑。 - This all works out to around $11 000.
这一切加起来共约 11,000 美元。 - + adj. It'll work out cheaper to travel by bus.
算来还是乘公共汽车便宜些。
- The restaurant bill worked out at £23 each.
work somebody out
- (British English) to understand somebody’s character
了解，理解（某人的性格） - I've never been able to work her out.
我从未能摸准她的秉性。
- I've never been able to work her out.
work something out
- to calculate something
计算；算出 - to work out the answer
计算出答案
- to work out the answer
- (especially British English) to find the answer to something
找…的答案；解决 - to work out a problem
解决问题 - work out what, where, etc… Can you work out what these squiggles mean?
你能辨认出这些潦草的字迹是什么意思吗？ - I couldn't work out where the music was coming from.
我弄不清这音乐是从哪里传来的。
- to work out a problem
- to plan or think of something
计划；思考 - I've worked out a new way of doing it.
我想出了做这事的一个新方法。
- I've worked out a new way of doing it.
- [usually passive] to remove all the coal, minerals, etc. from a mine over a period of time
挖尽，开采光（煤、矿产等） - a worked-out silver mine
开采光了的银矿
- a worked-out silver mine