Exacerbate
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定义
to exacerbate (a problem): 使加剧，使恶化（问题）
练习 1
"You're bound to get your financial situation sorted out in no time."
To "sort out" a problem is to it.
To "sort out" a problem is to it.
"You're bound to get your financial situation sorted out in no time."
To "sort out" a problem is to resolve it.
To "sort out" a problem is to resolve it.
resolve: This is the correct choice. The phrasal verb "to sort out" means to arrange something so that it is clear, or to resolve it. Example: We need to sort out this problem with our supplier before we lose even more money. In this conversation, Bruno assures Harold that his financial situation will be "sorted out" or "resolved" quickly.
identify: This is incorrect. "To identify (a problem)" is to "locate", "determine", or "establish" a problem. This is unrelated to the phrasal verb "to sort out".
consider: This is incorrect. "To consider (a problem)" is to think about it, or reflect upon it. For example: I will consider all my options before making my decision. This is unrelated to the phrasal verb "to sort out".
exacerbate: This is incorrect. "To exacerbate (a problem)" is to aggravate it or make it worse. Example: If you continue drinking you will exacerbate your health problems. This is unrelated to the phrasal verb "to sort out".
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