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| A: Where are you now? B: I'm in Canada with my sister A: Do you need anything? B: Do not worry, mom. I'll figure it out. (does it mean : I'll make it?) A: I told you that several times. Did you figure it out?? (does it mean: Did you catch it on/understand?) B: Don't be mad. I understand perfectly. Does "figure out" have other meanings? |
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| In the first, I'd say it means something like 'work out ways to get what I need'. |
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| could anyone (teachers or English speakers above all) answer my questions, please? I need to know what I asked about "figure out". |
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| Quote:
figure out - Definitions from Dictionary.comDoes that help? |
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