works
/wɜrks/
verb
- Third person singular present tense of 'work': to perform a job or task.
- She works hard to support her family.
- He works at a hospital as a nurse.
- The machine works perfectly after the repair.
noun
- The activities or tasks that someone does as part of their job or daily life.
- She finished her works for the day and went home.
- His works at the factory include operating heavy machinery.
- The teacher assigned a lot of works for the weekend.
- A place where people are employed to make things, such as a factory or industrial plant.
- They visited the old brick works during the field trip.
- The chemical works was closed for safety inspections.
- The steel works employs hundreds of workers.
- Creative products such as books, paintings, music, or films produced by an artist, writer, or composer.
- Shakespeare's works are studied all over the world.
- The gallery displayed the works of local painters.
- Her early works were mostly short stories.
- The moving parts of a machine or device; the internal mechanism.
- The works of the engine need regular oiling.
- The clock's works were made of brass and steel.
- He took apart the lock to examine its inner works.
- Everything; all the items or parts involved (informal).
- She bought a new computer with all the works.
- I ordered a burger with the works: cheese, bacon, and onions.
- For the party, they had pizza, soda, and the works.