figure out
to determine, work out, or find out (something unknown or difficult to understand)
Example
After some thought, I finally figured out the solution to the problem.
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Understand each item before testing yourself. Choose honestly whether it already feels familiar or needs practice.
to determine, work out, or find out (something unknown or difficult to understand)
Example
After some thought, I finally figured out the solution to the problem.
Use common phrasal verbs to investigate information and make considered decisions.
to determine, work out, or find out (something unknown or difficult to understand)
After some thought, I finally figured out the solution to the problem.
to investigate or examine
I heard about a new restaurant; let's check it out this weekend.
To pursue or continue something that has been initiated or discussed previously; to check on the progress of a previous action.
After the meeting, she promised to follow up with a detailed email containing additional information.
to make a copy of data or files for security or recovery purposes
He made a backup copy of his important files.
to consider carefully
I need to think over the proposal before making a decision.
To examine or inspect something carefully, typically with the aim of finding out more information or checking for accuracy.
Please look over the report and let me know if you find any errors.
handle, manage, or negotiate
I have to deal with this difficult situation at work.
To encounter or find something by chance or after searching.
I came across an interesting article about AI while browsing the web.
Proceed, continue, or move forward with something.
I'll take care of it. You can go ahead and leave.
to supply, complete or make full
The room was filled with people.