Definition of work ethic in English:

work ethic

noun

The principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward.
See also Protestant ethic
Example sentencesExamples
- Your journal may steal an hour but your work ethic is inspirational.
- The band credits the formation of their work ethic to their first recording experience.
- His father was a pattern maker at a steelworks in Sheffield and a strong work ethic became ingrained in his own set of values.
- This work ethic was put to the test when she reached 16 and her father died.
- He managed to instill a professional work ethic among his players and an unquenchable spirit and commitment.
- She went ahead, though, hoping people would remember her work ethic and integrity.
- The reward for their work ethic was that, for most of the first half, their goal remained untroubled.
- I came from the private sector, it took me quite a while to adjust to the work ethic and practice and style in the public sector.
- We rewarded initiative and reinforced the work ethic with our tax cuts and welfare reforms.
- He's aced parts of the army physical fitness test and was admired by his superiors for his work ethic.
- The only work ethic that works is listening to you heart as much as possible.
- His work ethic came from his father, who was a committed businessman, though very old.
- We are more mature, we have a better work ethic and we are more experienced.
- His only real fault was that his work ethic was so high and he worked so hard, that it could eventually have been detrimental.
- A strong work ethic is evident when a band comes this far in just over a year.
- Central to O'Connell's vast popularity is his work ethic, which has been a part of him since childhood.
- Skill now must be allied with a hard work ethic and toughness, or a place on the bench or in the stand awaits.
- When next year came, the promised work ethic didn't, and he decided to leave university.
- The government has also done its bit to support large companies by promoting the work ethic in policy and propaganda.

Definition of work ethic in US English:

work ethic

nounwərk ˈeTHik

The principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward.
See also Protestant ethic
Example sentencesExamples
- His only real fault was that his work ethic was so high and he worked so hard, that it could eventually have been detrimental.
- We rewarded initiative and reinforced the work ethic with our tax cuts and welfare reforms.
- The reward for their work ethic was that, for most of the first half, their goal remained untroubled.
- A strong work ethic is evident when a band comes this far in just over a year.
- When next year came, the promised work ethic didn't, and he decided to leave university.
- Skill now must be allied with a hard work ethic and toughness, or a place on the bench or in the stand awaits.
- His work ethic came from his father, who was a committed businessman, though very old.
- Your journal may steal an hour but your work ethic is inspirational.
- His father was a pattern maker at a steelworks in Sheffield and a strong work ethic became ingrained in his own set of values.
- The only work ethic that works is listening to you heart as much as possible.
- She went ahead, though, hoping people would remember her work ethic and integrity.
- He managed to instill a professional work ethic among his players and an unquenchable spirit and commitment.
- Central to O'Connell's vast popularity is his work ethic, which has been a part of him since childhood.
- This work ethic was put to the test when she reached 16 and her father died.
- We are more mature, we have a better work ethic and we are more experienced.
- I came from the private sector, it took me quite a while to adjust to the work ethic and practice and style in the public sector.
- The government has also done its bit to support large companies by promoting the work ethic in policy and propaganda.
- The band credits the formation of their work ethic to their first recording experience.
- He's aced parts of the army physical fitness test and was admired by his superiors for his work ethic.

单词	work ethic
释义	Definition of work ethic in English: work ethic noun The principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward. See also Protestant ethic Example sentencesExamples Your journal may steal an hour but your work ethic is inspirational. The band credits the formation of their work ethic to their first recording experience. His father was a pattern maker at a steelworks in Sheffield and a strong work ethic became ingrained in his own set of values. This work ethic was put to the test when she reached 16 and her father died. He managed to instill a professional work ethic among his players and an unquenchable spirit and commitment. She went ahead, though, hoping people would remember her work ethic and integrity. The reward for their work ethic was that, for most of the first half, their goal remained untroubled. I came from the private sector, it took me quite a while to adjust to the work ethic and practice and style in the public sector. We rewarded initiative and reinforced the work ethic with our tax cuts and welfare reforms. He's aced parts of the army physical fitness test and was admired by his superiors for his work ethic. The only work ethic that works is listening to you heart as much as possible. His work ethic came from his father, who was a committed businessman, though very old. We are more mature, we have a better work ethic and we are more experienced. His only real fault was that his work ethic was so high and he worked so hard, that it could eventually have been detrimental. A strong work ethic is evident when a band comes this far in just over a year. Central to O'Connell's vast popularity is his work ethic, which has been a part of him since childhood. Skill now must be allied with a hard work ethic and toughness, or a place on the bench or in the stand awaits. When next year came, the promised work ethic didn't, and he decided to leave university. The government has also done its bit to support large companies by promoting the work ethic in policy and propaganda. Definition of work ethic in US English: work ethic nounwərk ˈeTHik The principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward. See also Protestant ethic Example sentencesExamples His only real fault was that his work ethic was so high and he worked so hard, that it could eventually have been detrimental. We rewarded initiative and reinforced the work ethic with our tax cuts and welfare reforms. The reward for their work ethic was that, for most of the first half, their goal remained untroubled. A strong work ethic is evident when a band comes this far in just over a year. When next year came, the promised work ethic didn't, and he decided to leave university. Skill now must be allied with a hard work ethic and toughness, or a place on the bench or in the stand awaits. His work ethic came from his father, who was a committed businessman, though very old. Your journal may steal an hour but your work ethic is inspirational. His father was a pattern maker at a steelworks in Sheffield and a strong work ethic became ingrained in his own set of values. The only work ethic that works is listening to you heart as much as possible. She went ahead, though, hoping people would remember her work ethic and integrity. He managed to instill a professional work ethic among his players and an unquenchable spirit and commitment. Central to O'Connell's vast popularity is his work ethic, which has been a part of him since childhood. This work ethic was put to the test when she reached 16 and her father died. We are more mature, we have a better work ethic and we are more experienced. I came from the private sector, it took me quite a while to adjust to the work ethic and practice and style in the public sector. The government has also done its bit to support large companies by promoting the work ethic in policy and propaganda. The band credits the formation of their work ethic to their first recording experience. He's aced parts of the army physical fitness test and was admired by his superiors for his work ethic.
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