Examples of using "Ongelman" in a sentence and their english translations:
We'll work the problem out.
Can you correct the problem?
I understand the problem.
Did we solve the problem?
We've resolved the problem.
How did you solve the problem?
I solved the problem.
Tom understands the problem.
The professor solved the problem at last.
At last, she solved the problem.
He was able to solve the problem.
We'll return to the details of this problem later.
- Can you do this problem?
- Can you solve this problem?
We solved that problem in a week.
How did you solve the problem?
Tom described the problem in detail.
I'm trying to work out this problem.
I think I see the problem.
Tom explained the matter in detail.
I solved the problem in this way.
Tom explained the problem to me.
I cannot stop from thinking about this problem.
He succeeded in solving the problem.
Tom was able to solve the problem by himself.
How is it that he solved the problem?
I think I found the problem.
She expected him to solve the problem.
I think time will solve the problem.
It may help to look at the problem from another angle.
I can understand this problem to some extent.
I just want to help fix the problem.
I'd like to point out some problems regarding your suggestion.
That causes a problem.
I had difficulty in solving this problem.
The municipal government is at their wits' end concerning the garbage problem.
Perhaps Tom can solve this problem.
The problem will be easier to solve if you write the system of equations as a matrix.
The problem will be easier to solve if you write the system of equations as a matrix.
Tom wanted Mary to help him solve the problem.
It is easy for me to solve the problem.
What must we do to avoid having this problem again?
I found some other problems.
Tom didn't have enough experience in dealing with that kind of problem.
They have solved the problem once and for all.
Instead of fixing the problem, the company fired the whistle-blower.
That's the whole problem.
Every problem can be solved.
The problem was under discussion.
We'd usually solve this problem recursively, but the proposed solution uses an iterative algorithm.
Tom appears to be too tired to tackle that problem right now.
I have never seen anyone who could solve that problem without help.
This is only a symptom of a deeper problem.
There's a tendency to conflate proposing a solution with actually solving the problem. I think it's important to differentiate between the two.
I'm pretty confident that she understood the problem, but I'm unsure whether she can solve it.
It is difficult for me to understand this question.