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sweat out
verb
to cure or lessen the effects of (a cold, respiratory infection, etc) by sweating
informalto endure (hardships) for a time (often in the phrase sweat it out )
informalto work extremely hard
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
We want every summer to be significant, to be the time we sweat out the rest of the year’s uncertainty and experience so much life that we can take it with us when the season’s over.
You’ll understand preaching efficiency is a smokescreen for squeezing more blood and sweat out of working people.
Crawford grand slam — the Mariners returned to form Sunday to sweat out another low-scoring slog.
The girls tumbled into Dr. Bearden's Channellors Chamber covered in sweat, out of breath, and embarrassed.
His ancestors first applied it to “sweat” out the pine’s lucrative sap distilled into turpentine or exported as sealants.
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