workaround

/wurk-uh-round/US // ˈwɜrk əˌraʊnd //UK // (ˈwɜːkəˌraʊnd) //

变通办法,变通方法,变通方案,变通的办法

Definitions

n.名词 noun

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- : Computers. a strategy or technique used to overcome a defect or other problem in a program or system: This is a known bug in version 1.5, but a workaround is available.
- : any method used to overcome a technical problem, especially a problem that could prevent success: The astronauts needed a workaround to bypass the faulty cable.

The content studio has found a workaround in shooting outside or coaching talent on how to film themselves.
Assembloids are a sort of “mini-me,” a workaround for testing potential treatments on a simple “replica” of a person rather than directly on a human.
Harvard researchers are, however, developing a workaround based on the physical principles of a children’s pop-up toy.
Rapid advances in AI have provided a potential workaround by letting robots learn how to carry out tasks instead of relying on hand-coded instructions.
Some workarounds already are coming into practice, relying on things like grouping cohorts to reach the right consumers with the right message.
One workaround is for EMR software to include pre-programmed template notes.
Your union workers and their rep may be willing to workaround these things for you, but it is a favor, not a right you have.
Faced with a roadblock, Google last year came up with a workaround.