sweated
Speech parts
1. sweated - Adjective
2. sweated - Verb
Meaning
of Sweat
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Examples
He sweated out his early days at Blizzard Entertainment, working on games such as Diablo II, as well as Insomniac Games, where he worked on Resistance: Fall of Man and the original Ratchet & Clank.
Axios spoke to company co-founder and CEO Drew Houston about why Dropbox went public now ("we were ready"), his message to employees ("enjoy it") and if he sweated yesterday's market drop ("you don't like to see giant blinking red anything").
According to his daughter, he usually "sweated blood" to write his songs.
Both sweated through an afternoon of rehearsal in which nothing seemed to go right.
I sweated for fifteen years to find a Bellini!
Medical experts disagree with this basic understanding of physiology, saying that no significant amount of drugs are stored in fat, and that drugs can't be "sweated out" as Narconon claims.