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navigate

[nav-i-geyt] / ˈnæv ɪˌgeɪt /


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It seemed to take him forever to navigate from Menu to Camera to Saved Pix.

From Literature

"In the year ending March 2025, we made a small surplus, giving us the resilience to navigate the financial challenges we currently face," it said.

From BBC

He said it was "a very challenging environment to navigate" and was "very cold".

From BBC

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