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solve
/ sɒlv /
verb
- to find the explanation for or solution to (a mystery, problem, etc)
- maths
- to work out the answer to (a problem)
- to obtain the roots of (an equation)
Derived Forms
- ˈsolver, noun
Other Words From
- solver noun
- pre·solve verb (used with object) presolved presolving
- un·solved adjective
- well-solved adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of solve1
Word History and Origins
Origin of solve1
Example Sentences
Measure A can’t solve all those problems, but it is expected to generate $1 billion a year, for goodness’ sake.
The secondary school and sixth form said it would be working with its provider to try and solve the problem, but would be unable to open until it was fixed.
Like many TV shows aimed at the under 10 demographic, “Carl” features adorable animated animals who work together to solve problems and learn valuable life lessons.
When asked by an analyst about Spotify’s scale, reach and engagement being smaller than YouTube’s, Spotify Chief Executive Daniel Ek said on an earnings call on Tuesday that “people make it out to be the winner-takes-all dynamic in that there’s only one player that can solve all of it,” but what creators want is to be on multiple platforms.
Apple’s AI researchers gave these AI systems a simple arithmetic problem that schoolkids can solve.
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