work out
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phrasal verb
I work out regularly to keep fit.
e.g.
My first job didn't work out.
Things have worked out quite well for us.
I told her I didn't think things would work out between us.
Things worked out well for Janet in the end.
It all worked out as we planned.
e.g.
work out (at/to something)
if something works out at something, you calculate that it will be a particular amount
The restaurant bill worked out at £23 each.
This all works out to around $11 000.
+ adj.
It'll work out cheaper to travel by bus.
work somebody ⇔ out
(British English) to understand somebody’s character
I've never been able to work her out.
e.g.
work something ⇔ out
1 to calculate something
to work out the answer
2 (especially British English) to find the answer to something
to work out a problem
work out what, where, etc…
Can you work out what these squiggles mean?
I couldn't work out where the music was coming from.
e.g.
3 to plan or think of something
I've worked out a new way of doing it.
e.g.
4 usually passive to remove all the coal, minerals, etc. from a mine over a period of time a worked-out silver mine