troubleshoot

/ˈtɹəbəɫˌʃut/ verb

To analyze or diagnose (a problem, or something faulty) to the point of determining a solution.

Word Origin Troubleshoot is a vivid compound: you're literally 'shooting' at troubles to eliminate them. The word emerged in the early 20th century, originally for repairing telegraph and telephone lines — technicians would go out and 'shoot' (fix) the trouble spots. The 'trouble' part comes from Latin turbidare 'to disturb', while 'shoot' is from Proto-Germanic skeutaną 'to eject, push'. A troubleshooter is someone who hunts down problems and takes them out.

verb To analyze or diagnose (a problem, or something faulty) to the point of determining a solution.

The technician will troubleshoot the network issues tomorrow.

(动词) 排查故障;故障诊断;检修

技术员明天将排查网络问题。

(verbo) diagnosticar; resolver problemas; solucionar; depurar [Analizar o diagnosticar (un problema o algo defectuoso) hasta determinar una solución.]

El técnico solucionará los problemas de red mañana.

(verbe) dépanner; diagnostiquer; résoudre un problème; débuguer; chercher la panne [Analyser ou diagnostiquer un problème afin d'en déterminer la solution.]

Le technicien va **troubleshoot** les problèmes de réseau demain.

(Verb) Fehler beheben; Probleme lösen; Störungen beseitigen [ein Problem oder eine Störung systematisch analysieren und diagnostizieren, um eine Lösung zu finden.]

Der Techniker wird morgen die Netzwerkprobleme **troubleshooten**.

(動詞) 問題や故障を解析・診断し、解決策を導き出す。

技術者は明日、ネットワークの問題をトラブルシューティングする。

(verbo) solucionar problemas; resolver problemas; diagnosticar e resolver; depurar [Analisar ou diagnosticar (um problema, ou algo defeituoso) até o ponto de determinar uma solução.]

O técnico vai diagnosticar os problemas de rede amanhã.

Word parts: trouble + shoot

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