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troubleshooting

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trou·ble·shoot also trou·ble-shoot  (trbl-sht)
v. trou·ble·shot also trouble-shot (-sht), trou·ble·shoot·ing also trouble-shoot·ing, trou·ble·shoots also trouble-shoots
v.intr.
To work or serve as a troubleshooter.
v.tr.
To investigate as a troubleshooter; determine and settle problems with: "cited the service it performed in trouble-shooting an employee problem" (Vance Packard).
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troubleshooting [ˈtrʌbəlʃuːtɪŋ] nmédiation f


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