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- work (one's) way through
work (one's) way through
work (one's) way through
To stay engaged in a task continuously. Often used when the task is long-term or plodding. Kate is working her way through college, but it's taken a while, as she's only been able to attend classes part-time. I have to work my way through any book I start, even if I don't like it very much.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| ÁSmundr | | - | Ancient Scandinavian |
| Nazario | | nah-TSAH-ryo (Italian), nah-THAH-ryo (Spanish), nah-SAH-ryo (Latin American Spanish) | Italian, Spanish |
| Lia (2) | | LEE-ah (Italian) | Italian, Dutch |
| Delara | | - | Persian |
| Mandeep | | - | Indian (Sikh) |
| Ab | | [æb] | |