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navigate

[nav-i-geyt] / ˈnæv ɪˌgeɪt /


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Then the pandemic hit, and as kids navigated tough situations at home, isolation, more screen time and school closures, misbehavior got worse.

From Los Angeles Times

Those that finished between ninth and 24th now have a two-legged knockout play-off to navigate with the eight winners advancing to the last 16.

From BBC

The fields of robotics and autonomous driving are also moving quickly and need quantitative models that help these platforms navigate the world.

From The Wall Street Journal

You raised them to be independent and critical thinkers so that they can navigate the world, whether they are on the right, the left or some other point on the ideological spectrum.

From MarketWatch

She said she feels “culture shock” seeing her son navigate the current admissions landscape—especially when it comes to pursuits outside of the classroom.

From The Wall Street Journal