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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

'work out'

Hi, could someone tell me the difference, if there is any, in using or meaning of these two expressions: 'work out' and 'workout'?

Thank you very much in advance!

Maria
  

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Anonymous Hi, could someone tell me the difference, if there is any, in using or meaning of these two expressions: 'work out' and 'workout'? Thank you very much in advance! Maria 'Work out' can mean to come to a good ending.

— Philip

  • Anonymous Hi, could someone tell me the difference, if there is any, in using or meaning of these two expressions: 'work out' and 'workout'?
  • Thank you very much in advance!
  • Maria 'Work out' can mean to come to a good ending.
  • It looks to me, however, that you are thinking of 'work out', meaning to exercise and 'workout', the noun form.
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AnonymousHi, could someone tell me the difference, if there is any, in using or meaning of these two expressions: 'work out' and 'workout'?

Thank you very much in advance!

Maria

'Work out' can mean to come to a good ending.

It looks to me, however, that you are thinking of 'work out', meaning to exercise and 'worko
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Hi,

could someone tell me the difference, if there is any, in using or meaning of these two expressions: 'work out' and 'workout'?

Both are rather colloquial.

Generally speaking, 'work out' is the verb form (Every day I work out for one hour) and 'workout' is the noun form (Every day I do/have a workout
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Thank you very much Philip for you replay, and to you Clive for your clear explanation for my question.

Best regards,

Maria
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