Nov 26, 2015 · The use of synecdoche means that solve can be used for situations where you both solve and fix a problem. And fix can be used for situations where you both solve and fix a …

Sep 23, 2021 · Deal with him — negative, the implication is to "solve" the problem by killing Fat Tony. You can also say to someone "Deal with it" when they complain about a situation, which …

Oct 1, 2016 · 7 The verb to solve is generally used to mean find a solution – for example an answer or explanation. We solve a problem, something with a logical or complete answer. The …

This problem can be solved by two different ways. In this sentence, it sounds like the problem can be solved by the ways themselves as though they were animated objects that were physically …

Dec 16, 2015 · "Did we able to solve your problems?" "Were we able to solve your problems?" Here "Did" and "Were" have replaced each other, do they both say and mean the same?

Feb 18, 2016 · a) This problem is easy to solve. b) This problem is easy to be solved. Which sentence is more natural, a) or b)?

Possible answers include: "solve", "sort out". And an examinee have to choose ONLY one right answer. I'm pretty sure that "sort out" fits that sentence. But according to the dictionary the …

Feb 19, 2018 · For solving this problem we need to do more recycling. I corrected him as follows: To solve this problem we need to do more recycling. This form (to solve) sounds more direct …

Nov 24, 2019 · For the former, I thought it is more of the complexity of the problem than the scope, while for the later I thought it is better but concentrates more on size. In the Chinese …

Jun 1, 2016 · Solve can be used anywhere where there is the slightest hint/smidgen of a problem. Quandary, dilemma, snafu, snag, problem, situation, equation, sum, piece, crisis, etc.