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Definition

suss (also sus ) /sʌs/ v ( Brit sl ) ၁။ ~ sb/ sth (out) (က) အေၾကာင္းသိလာသည္။ I think I've got him/ it sussed (out) (ie I now understand him/ it). (ခ) စံုစမ္းၾကည့္သည္။ တီးေခါက္ၾကည့္သည္။ I want you to suss out the possibility of our doing a deal with them.

Examples

1. ‘After all
2. how boring would it be if scientists and Doctors had already sussed out what makes the mind tick?’
3. ‘He immediately susses that something is not quite cool with what Nicole is telling everyone.’
4. ‘While all of the six supporting councillors' flexibility was sussed out
5. most of the effort was concentrated on Cavanagh.’
6. ‘It's about rewarding staff
7. having fun and team-building - there is no question of employees' abilities being sussed out.’
8. ‘Some locals
9. including two men on a tractor and a bicycle
10. rambled over for a chat and to suss out the commotion that had descended on the local village.’
11. ‘It's another thing I get from my mum - we're quite good at sussing character.’
12. ‘Some spies had been sussed out by the staff
13. so they changed our passes.’
14. ‘We sussed out a lovely circular walk that will be ideal for exercising the legs of visitors after a heavy meal
15. or building an appetite in advance of one.’
16. ‘All our holidays were working holidays - we used to go and suss out all the hotels.’
17. ‘This
18. of course
19. is their downfall
20. and they're sussed out by Cat.’
21. ‘If you want to check your money supply
22. you can find companies that sell devices to suss out the high-tech fakes.’
23. ‘Aristotle
24. in the 4th century BC
25. decided that everything had been sussed out
26. which included
27. one supposes
28. his belief that rainfall was not a sufficient factor to make the rivers run.’
29. ‘Each author is a great writer
30. and each seems to have well and truly sussed out the audience of this series.’
31. ‘He was here yesterday
32. a very charming fellow
33. to suss out the electrical situation and see what's what.’
34. ‘Each Member State is represented on this committee
35. which is the interface between the Commission and the Council
36. and it is here that positions on issues are sussed out.’
37. ‘After a few hours my identity as a journalist is sussed out.’
38. ‘Not only did she lead us unerringly to the car park
39. she sussed out a shortcut en route.’
40. ‘I knew that Christian and Katelyn were suss about what we were talking about earlier.’
41. ‘I tried telling them that my father died in a fire years ago and that my Uncle adopted me but they were suss about it.’