phrasal verbphr vSOLVE/DEAL WITH A PROBLEMto solve or get rid of problems or difficulties, especially small ones 消除,解决〔尤指小问题或困难〕
We need to iron out a few problems first.
我们需要先解决几个问题。
Examples from the Corpus
iron out• All around its abandonedbuildings some one had left a junkyard of old wood and ironscrap.• If something doesn't happen it's your responsibility to iron any problems out.• If there are any problems in performance-related pay, we can iron these out.• Separating the two parts is considerably easier than with cast iron.• As the neatly ironed shirt billows out a special effect signifies the effects of Bold.• Grapplingirons were thrown out but these, too, provedineffective.• I sort of iron it outflat on my knee and look close.• Before that, Donahue climbed down the iron rungs sticking out the sides of the manhole.