work
/wɜrk/
noun
- A job or activity that you do to earn money.
- She found work as a freelance designer.
- Many people commute long distances to work.
- He has been looking for work since last month.
- Effort or activity done to achieve a purpose.
- The volunteers did important work in the community.
- Cleaning the garage was hard work.
- All her hard work paid off when she won the award.
- A product or creation, especially of art or literature.
- She published a collection of her early works.
- This painting is one of his most famous works.
- The museum displays works by local artists.
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verb
- To do a job or task, especially for pay.
- They are working on a new project for the company.
- He works from nine to five every weekday.
- She works as a nurse at the local hospital.
- To function or operate correctly.
- Does this remote control work with your TV?
- The old clock still works perfectly.
- My phone doesn't work after dropping it in water.
- To have the desired effect or result.
- The medicine worked and her fever went down.
- I tried a new study method, and it really worked.
- His plan to surprise her worked perfectly.
- To put effort into achieving something.
- They are working toward a peaceful solution.
- She worked hard to improve her grades.
- He works out at the gym every morning.
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