nut out
US /nʌt aʊt/
・UK /nʌt aʊt/
B2
phr.v.To work out or solve a problem by discussion.
They stayed late to nut out the details of the contract.
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The federal government weighs up its options for tax reform ahead of the federal budget | 7.30
- The Government's budget preparations are in full swing, with ministers meeting on a near daily basis to nut out the details.
The Government's budget preparations are in full swing, with ministers meeting on a near daily basis to nut out the details.
- The government's budget preparations are in full swing, with ministers meeting on a near-daily basis to nut out the details, while the push for tax reform is high on the Treasurer's agenda.
The government's budget preparations are in full swing, with ministers meeting on a near-daily basis to nut out the details, while the push for tax reform is high on the Treasurer's agenda.
9/11 Interview with George W. Bush (Full Episode) | Documentary Special | National Geographic
- I'm sure some of the people associated with the hotel looked out the window and saw these headlights illuminating a path for a runner saying, "Who is this nut out there running?" So I went for a good long run.
I'm sure some of the people associated with the hotel looked out the window and saw these headlights illuminating a path for a runner saying, "Who is this nut out there running?" So I went for a good long run.