troubleshoot — to identify and solve problems in a system or machine
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to identify and solve problems in a system or machine
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈtrʌbəlʃuːt/
Korean meaning: 문제를 찾아내어 해결하다, 고장을 수리하다
Korean pronunciation: **트러**블슛
Example Sentences
- The IT guy can troubleshoot any computer faster than I can order coffee.
- She spent three hours trying to troubleshoot the printer, only to find it wasn't plugged in.
- We need to troubleshoot the system before the deadline.
troubleshoot
VERB//ˈtrʌbəlʃuːt//
to identify and solve problems in a system or machine

a skilled technician carefully examines the inside of an open desktop computer with a magnifying glass and small flashlight. She points to a specific component while holding diagnostic tools in her other hand. The computer screen shows error symbols and warning indicators that need attention. Step by step, she replaces a faulty circuit board with a new one from her toolkit. A customer watches hopefully from behind as sparks of electricity show the repair process working. The computer screen begins displaying normal startup messages as the problem gets resolved. someone identifying and solving problems in a technical system
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Troubleshoot in a suit, tapping his boot!
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Origin
1960년대에 만들어진 합성어로, 'trouble'(문제)와 'shoot'(해결하다)가 결합된 단어입니다. 원래는 전자공학 분야에서 사용되었으나 현재는 모든 종류의 문제 해결에 사용됩니다.
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“The IT guy can troubleshoot any computer faster than I can order coffee.”
“She spent three hours trying to troubleshoot the printer, only to find it wasn't plugged in.”
“We need to troubleshoot the system before the deadline.”
“Can you troubleshoot this Wi-Fi connection issue?”
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