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单词 ↑Work, working and the workplace
释义 ↑Work, working and the workplace
Work, working and the workplace
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 4 SL ↑♯ Work, working and the workplace (151) in total
    1. a long way to go ↑a long way to go
    2. act as sthphrasal verb with act verb ↑act as sth
    3. activity noun [C or U] (WORK) ↑activity
    4. after hours ↑after hours
    5. all work and no play (makes Jack a dull boy) SAYING ↑all work and no play (makes Jack a dull boy)
    6. assignment noun ↑assignment :: 2 × Working hours and periods of work :: 2 × Work, working and the workplace
    7. be at work ↑be at work
    8. be in work/out of work ↑be in work/out of work
    9. be no slouch INFORMAL ↑be no slouch
    10. be snowed under (with sth) ↑be snowed under (with sth)
    11. beaver away INFORMALphrasal verb with beaver verb ↑beaver away
    12. break your back INFORMAL ↑break your back
    13. buckle downphrasal verb with buckle verb ↑buckle down
    14. burn the candle at both ends ↑burn the candle at both ends
    15. burn the midnight oil ↑burn the midnight oil
    16. business noun (WORK) ↑business
    17. caseload noun [C] ↑caseload
    18. chore noun [C] ↑chore
    19. clock in (UK ALSO clock on) informalphrasal verb with clock verb [T] ↑clock in
    20. clock out (UK ALSO clock off) informalphrasal verb with clock verb [T] ↑clock out
    21. do (all) the donkey work UK INFORMAL ↑do (all) the donkey work
    22. drive/work yourself into the ground ↑drive/work yourself into the ground
    23. drudgery noun [U] ↑drudgery
    24. errand noun [C] ↑errand
    25. flexitime noun [U] UK (US flextime) ↑flexitime
    26. flog yourself to death (ALSO flog yourself into the ground) UK INFORMAL ↑flog yourself to death
    27. get/pick up steam ↑get/pick up steam
    28. get/set to work ↑get/set to work
    29. go into sth (START)phrasal verb with go verb ↑go into sth
    30. go/jump through hoops ↑go/jump through hoops
    31. going noun [U] (GROUND) ↑going
    32. graft noun [U] UK INFORMAL (WORK) ↑graft
    33. graft verb [I] UK INFORMAL (WORK) ↑graft
    34. grind noun [S] INFORMAL ↑grind
    35. groundwork noun [U] ↑groundwork
    36. hammer away at sth INFORMALphrasal verb with hammer verb ↑hammer away at sth
    37. handiwork noun [U] ↑handiwork
    38. hold down a job ↑hold down a job
    39. hotelling (US USUALLY hoteling) noun [U] ↑hotelling
    40. in the line of duty ↑in the line of duty
    41. industry noun [U] FORMAL (QUALITY) ↑industry
    42. job noun [C] (PIECE OF WORK) ↑job
    43. keep/put your nose to the grindstone INFORMAL ↑keep/put your nose to the grindstone
    44. knuckle down INFORMALphrasal verb with knuckle verb ↑knuckle down
    45. labour of love ↑labour of love
    46. labour UK (US labor) noun (WORK) ↑labour
    47. labour UK (US labor) verb ↑labour
    48. legwork noun [U] INFORMAL ↑legwork
    49. lie down on the job MAINLY US DISAPPROVING ↑lie down on the job
    50. load noun (AMOUNT TO DO) ↑load
    51. make (all) the running UK ↑make (all) the running
    52. mission noun (JOB) ↑mission :: 2 × Working hours and periods of work :: 2 × Work, working and the workplace
    53. moonlight verb [I] ↑moonlight
    54. occupation noun [C] (ACTIVITY) ↑occupation
    55. overtime adverb, noun [U] ↑overtime :: 2 × Working hours and periods of work :: 2 × Work, working and the workplace
    56. overwork noun [U] ↑overwork
    57. overwork verb [I or T] ↑overwork
    58. overworked adjective ↑overworked
    59. pick up/take up the slack ↑pick up/take up the slack
    60. plod verb [I + adv/prep] (WORK) ↑plod
    61. plug away INFORMALphrasal verb with plug verb [T] ↑plug away
    62. practise UK (US practice) verb [I or T] (WORK) ↑practise
    63. practising UK (US practicing) adjective [before noun] (WORK) ↑practising
    64. presenteeism noun [U] ↑presenteeism
    65. pull/get your finger out UK INFORMAL ↑pull/get your finger out
    66. punch the clock US ↑punch the clock
    67. reˌduced ˈtime noun [U] ↑reduced time
    68. rise verb [I] FORMAL (STOP WORK) ↑rise
    69. run yourself into the ground INFORMAL ↑run yourself into the ground
    70. run around after sb INFORMALphrasal verb with run verb ↑run around after sb
    71. service noun (WORK) ↑service
    72. set to (WORK)phrasal verb with set verb ↑set to
    73. shiftwork noun [U] ↑shiftwork
    74. skivvy verb [I] UK INFORMAL ↑skivvy
    75. slave verb [I usually + adv/prep] INFORMAL ↑slave
    76. slog/sweat/work your guts out INFORMAL ↑slog/sweat/work your guts out
    77. slog verb (WORK HARD) ↑slog
    78. spadework noun [U] UK ↑spadework
    79. station noun [C] (SERVICE) ↑station
    80. stroke noun [S] INFORMAL (WORK) ↑stroke
    81. sweat over sthphrasal verb with sweat verb [I] ↑sweat over sth
    82. swing into action ↑swing into action
    83. take sth in (WORK)phrasal verb with take verb ↑take sth in
    84. task noun [C] (WORK) ↑task
    85. the devil finds work for idle hands SAYING ↑the devil finds work for idle hands
    86. there's no rest for the wicked SAYING ↑there's no rest for the wicked
    87. timesheet noun [C] (US ALSO ˈtime card) ↑timesheet
    88. toil noun [U] ↑toil
    89. toil verb [I] (WORK HARD) ↑toil
    90. trudge through sth HUMOROUSphrasal verb with trudge verb [I usually + adv/prep] ↑trudge through sth
    91. undertaking noun [C] (JOB) ↑undertaking
    92. unsocial adjective UK ↑unsocial
    93. week noun [C] ↑week
    94. work sb's ass off MAINLY US OFFENSIVE ↑work sb's ass off
    95. work your ass off MAINLY US OFFENSIVE ↑work your ass off
    96. work your fingers to the bone ↑work your fingers to the bone
    97. work like a Trojan (US work like a dog) approving ↑work like a Trojan
    98. work till/until you drop ↑work till/until you drop
    99. work noun (ACTIVITY) ↑work
    100. work noun (PLACE) ↑work
    101. work verb [I or T] (DO JOB) ↑work
    102. workday noun [C] ↑workday
    103. working adjective [before noun] (JOB) ↑working :: 2 × Working hours and periods of work :: 2 × Work, working and the workplace
    104. workload noun [C] ↑workload
    105. workplace noun [C or S] ↑workplace
    106. ˈman-hour noun [C] (ALSO ˈperson-ˌhour) ↑man-hour
    107. ˈnight ˌshift noun ↑night shift
    108. ˈopening ˌhours noun [plural] UK ↑opening hours
    109. ˈopening ˌtime noun [C usually singular] UK ↑opening time
    110. ˈrush ˌhour noun [C usually singular] ↑rush hour
    111. ˈrush ˌjob noun [C] ↑rush job
    112. ˈtime ˌclock noun [C] ↑time clock
    113. ˈwork exˌperience noun [U] ↑work experience
    114. ˌflexible ˈworking noun [U] ↑flexible working
    115. ˌfull-ˈtime adjective, adverb ↑full-time
    116. ˌhot-ˈdesk verb [I] ↑hot-desk
    117. ˌhot-ˈdesking noun [U] (US ALSO hoteling) ↑hot-desking
    118. ˌin-ˈservice adjective [before noun] ↑in-service
    119. ˌlife's ˈwork noun [U] UK (US lifework) ↑life's work
    120. ˌoffice ˈhours noun [plural] ↑office hours
    121. ˌpart-ˈtime adverb, adjective ↑part-time
    122. ˌpart-ˈtimer noun [C] ↑part-timer
    123. ˌshort-ˈhanded adjective (UK ALSO ˌshort-ˈstaffed) ↑short-handed
    124. ˌshort-ˈstaffed adjective ↑short-staffed
    125. ˌthirsty ˈwork noun [U] INFORMAL ↑thirsty work
    126. ˌwork-life ˈbalance noun [S or U] ↑work-life balance
    127. ˌworking ˈday noun [C] (MAINLY US workday) ↑working day :: 2 × Working hours and periods of work :: 2 × Work, working and the workplace :: 2 × Days and times of day
    128. an artist, poet, writer, etc. manqué ↑an artist, poet, writer, etc. manqué
    129. an artist, poet, writer, etc. manqué ↑manqué
    130. be in sb's employ ↑be in sb's employ
    131. be in sb's employ ↑employ
    132. labours (US ALSO labors) [plural] literary ↑labour
    133. labours (US ALSO labors) [plural] literary ↑labours
    134. nine to five ↑nine to five
    135. nine to five ↑nine
    136. on assignment ↑assignment
    137. on assignment ↑on assignment
    138. set sb to work ↑set sb to work
    139. set sb to work ↑set
    140. work long, regular, unsocial, etc. hours ↑hour
    141. work long, regular, unsocial, etc. hours ↑work long, regular, unsocial, etc. hours
    142. work to rule ↑work to rule
    143. work to rule ↑work-to-rule
    144. downshifting noun [U] ↑downshift
    145. downshifting noun [U] ↑downshifting
    146. itinerant noun [C] ↑itinerant
    147. plodding adjective ↑plod
    148. plodding adjective ↑plodding
    149. temp verb [I] ↑temp
    150. workaholism noun [U] ↑workaholic
    151. workaholism noun [U] ↑workaholism
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