Meaning ofwork outin English

Verb

1. to exercise by lifting weights; build strength
   She will work out at the gym every morning.
2. to engage in physical activity; improve fitness
   The personal trainer helped me work out a plan to improve my fitness.
3. to make something understandable; clarify meaning
   The teacher tried to work out the meaning of the difficult text with her students.
4. to resolve or find a solution to a problem; to figure something out
   After some discussion, we were able to work out a solution to the conflict.
5. to develop a solution; resolve an issue
   The team was able to work out a compromise on the project timeline.
6. to achieve or bring about something through effort; by being diligent
   The team worked out a strategy to increase sales and boost revenue.
7. to succeed; result in a satisfactory situation
   The new policy is expected to work out well for the company's long-term growth.
8. to develop or devise in detail; elaborate
   The committee spent hours trying to work out the details of the event schedule.
9. to smooth or perfect something
   The designer spent hours trying to work out the kinks in the new product design.
   Synonyms:

   refinepolishperfecthoneimprove
   Antonyms:

   ruindeteriorateworsendamageimpair
10. to conclude with the correct solution
    The mathematician was able to work out the complex equation and find the correct answer.
    Synonyms:

    solveresolvefigure outwork throughdeduceconclude
    Antonyms:

    failstallblockobstructconfuse