figure out

to understand the behavior of someone.

• Tom says he can't figure Mary out.
• I can't figure Tom out.
• I can't figure him out.

to understand or find an answer to a problem.

• I can't figure out how to register a new domain name.
• I'm trying to figure out how you managed to do that.
• I need you to help me figure out what's happened.
• I'll figure out a way to make it work.
• I'm glad you finally figured that out.
• How did you figure out this problem?
• Tom finally figured out the problem.
• I'm trying to figure out a solution.
• I really can't figure it out.
• Caleb has it all figured out.
• We'll figure that out later.
• We're still figuring it out.
• Have you figured it out yet?
• I think I can figure it out.
• I've got to figure this out.
• I've got it all figured out.
• I can't figure out anything.
• Let me figure something out.
• I've figured out the puzzle.
• Tom couldn't figure it out.
• I can figure it out myself.
• Has Tom figured it out yet?
• Tom has it all figured out.
• I figured it out on my own.
• I like figuring things out.
• I kind of figured that out.
• I figured it out by myself.
• I couldn't figure that out.
• We'll figure something out.
• I just can't figure it out.
• He figured out a principle.
• I'll figure something out.
• I want to figure this out.
• I think I figured it out.
• I said I'd figure it out.
• No one can figure it out.
• I'd have figured it out.
• I can't figure this out.
• I figured it out alone.
• We'll figure this out.
• Let's figure this out.
• Try to figure it out.
• You'll figure it out.
• We've figured it out.
• We'll figure it out.
• I figured that out.
• Tom figured it out.
• I'll figure it out.
• You figure it out.
• We figured it out.