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If you sort out a group of things, you organize or tidy them.We try to sort out the truth from the lies.sɔːt aʊt VERB



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organizar







sortować

clasificar



He could probably sort out most of the Lesser Dead with Charter Magic alone.Garth Nix LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR (2001)
He found the unfortunate Frampton in the lobby trying to sort out disputed items on his bill.Forbes, Bryan A Song at Twilight
However, despite these generally favourable trends, he may have a rather awkward domestic problem to sort out.Somerville, Neil Your Chinese Horoscope 1995
I've been asked a couple of times to sort out problems he's had.Wood, Ted Snowjob
Mr Chruszcz said a witness had told police how he was asked by Huxley, in the presence of Eaton, to " sort out "Mr Gilbert for £50,000.Liverpool Daily Post and Echo (2003)
They throw them all in jail and then sort out who's the criminal.Toronto Sun (2003)
This letter is a response in order to sort out fact from opinion.Edmonton Sun (2003)
To evoke any interest, the project must get all its statutory clearances and sort out the escrow account issue.Business Today (2000)
We have arranged a bedroom area and are now trying to sort out a seating area where he can bring his friends.Glasgow Herald (2001)
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