Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Solve"

A: To come up with a solution

"Let us solve this Math problem."
"The detective will solve the mystery."

A: It means to find a solution, explanation, or answer for something.
Or to say another way, it means to figure something out.

If you can calculate the answer for 4 + 4 = ? then you can solve the equation.

A: resolver, solucionar

A: it means to find a answer to something!! for example "this could solve the problem"

A: 😁😁

A: 1-fact
2-fact
3-habitual actions
4-fact
5-scheduled futur
6-fact
(not 100%sure)

A: I like to solve crossword puzzles. I never learned to solve differential equations, I flunked the class twice in a row. (true story 😭) We need to solve the problem of global warming, because I fear for the health and safety of our grandchildren.

A: to get the answer by showing the steps you took to get to the answer i guess

A: Solve= come up with a solution for the initial problem
Resolve=fix a situation that has become undesirable

"I was able to solve the mystery."

"John's kind words resolved the tense situation"

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: If it's not a written question, than yes solve and resolve can mean the same thing. But it depends on what you are talking about.

A: Solve means to make a solution, for example, "I solved my dating situation."

Resolve is to fix something that has gone wrong. For example, "The twins were fighting, but after a few minutes, they resolved their issues.

In some cases they can be interchangeable though.

Don't hesitate to ask me a question if you need to.

A: I solved the problem. (Found the answer)

We resolved our differences. (Worked out and found an equilibrium)

A: Use elasticity formula: change in quantity with respect to price times p/q and solve for p.

A: 1) head
2) broke
3) you might lose all your files
4) checked
5) worn
I hope this helps 🙂

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: british enlish = 《solv》 american= 《sa:lv》 (they are almost the same, but i pref the british one :))

A: 1. wet, wetter, wettest
2. dry, drier, driest
3. strong, stronger, strongest
4. weak, weaker, weakest
5. bad, worse, worst

1. Vasya is stronger than Max
2. A plane is faster than a car
3. Russian is easier than German
4. Sam is taller than John
5. Your computer is more powerful than mine

1. Sasha is the tallest man in the world
2. A lion is the biggest predator on our planet
3. She is the best girl
4. It is the most interesting book I have ever read
5. They are the funniest boys I have ever played

A: solved

example sentence: I solved the problem

A: a) was built | b) was designed | c) was thought | d) did not have | e) was damaged | f) drowned | g) were passed | h) was established | i) was located | j) was explored | k) were made | l) was released

A: ex 4;
marriage
predictable
homelessness
scientifically
inheritance
illegal
sweeten
clarify
disappointment
rivalry

A: If this is a math problem, yes.

But usually for solving other puzzles or problems, native speakers more casually say, "Can you figure it out?"