| 释义 |
●ˌwork ˈout 🔑1. to happen or develop in a particular way, especially a successful way 进展；（尤指）成功地发展◆I’m glad my plan worked out (= was successful).
我很高兴我的计划成功了。◆Their marriage didn’t work out (= was not successful).
他们的婚姻不美满。◆It is all working out very well.
一切都进展得很顺利。◆Don’t worry now, everything will work out all right in the end.
别操心了，所有事情最终都会有个好结果的。2. (at sth) if sth works out at sth, you calculate that it will be a particular amount 计算；算出◆The rent works out at £50 a week each.
租金算下来是每人每周 50 英镑。◆It’ll work out cheaper to go by bus.
算来还是乘公共汽车便宜些。 NOTE Work out is often used with cheaper, more expensive, etc. * work out 常与 cheaper、more expensive 等连用。3. to train the body by physical exercise 锻炼身体；做运动◆I try and work out three times a week.
我尽量每周锻炼三次。4. if a sum, a maths problem, etc. works out, it gives a result （总数、数学题等）等于，解出◆The equation won’t work out if x is negative.
如果 x 为负数，这个等式就不成立。[v + adv]▸ ˈworkout noun
a period of physical exercise 锻炼◆I did a two-hour workout in the gym.
我在健身房锻炼了两个小时。 |