work out a solution

/wɜːk aʊt ə səˈluːʃən/

Meaning

This phrase means to find a way to solve a problem or resolve a difficult situation through discussion, analysis, or effort. It implies that the process might require some negotiation, compromise, or intellectual work. The tone is proactive, collaborative, and highly professional.

Examples

  • I'm confident that we can work out a solution that satisfies both companies.

    I'm confident that we can work out a solution that satisfies both companies.

  • The development team is meeting today to work out a solution to the software bug.

    The development team is meeting today to work out a solution to the software bug.

  • We had some disagreements at first, but we managed to work out a solution.

    We had some disagreements at first, but we managed to work out a solution.

  • It might take some time, but we will work out a solution to this budget issue.

    It might take some time, but we will work out a solution to this budget issue.

  • Our goal is to work out a solution before the client's deadline tomorrow.

    Our goal is to work out a solution before the client's deadline tomorrow.

Common Mistakes

  • ✗ We need to make out a solution for this issue.

    ✓ We need to work out a solution for this issue.

    'Make out' means to understand or discern, whereas 'work out' means to solve or resolve.

  • ✗ They worked out of a solution after a long meeting.

    ✓ They worked out a solution after a long meeting.

    Do not use the preposition 'of' after 'work out' when it is followed by a direct object.

Related Expressions

find a way forward come up with a solution resolve an issue

Practice

  • If we sit down and talk, I'm sure we can ___.

    💡 Find a way to solve the problem together.

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    work out a solution

  • The engineers are trying to ___ for the hardware failure.

    💡 Develop or discover a fix.

    Show answer

    work out a solution