work
workverb
UK/wɜːk/US/wɝːk/
Dạng từ: works · worked · working
DO A JOB
A1to do a job, especially one that you are paid for
- My mum works in a hospital.
- He works as a teacher.
- I've worked here for three years.
MAKE EFFORT
A2to do something that needs physical or mental effort
- I need to work harder at my English.
- We worked all weekend on the garden.
OPERATE
A2to operate correctly, used about a machine or piece of equipment
- The lift isn't working.
- Does this old phone still work?
BE SUCCESSFUL
B1to be successful or have the result you want
- The plan worked perfectly.
- I tried everything, but nothing worked.
USE
B2to make a machine or piece of equipment do what it was designed to do
- Do you know how to work the coffee machine?
worknoun
UK/wɜːk/US/wɝːk/
Dạng từ: works
JOB
A1the job that you do, especially to earn money
- I start work at nine o'clock.
- She's looking for work in a hotel.
- He's off work today because he's ill.
PLACE
A1the place where you do your job
- I'll see you after work.
- She drives to work every day.
EFFORT
A2activity that needs physical or mental effort
- Cleaning the house is hard work.
- Thanks for all your work on the project.
THINGS PRODUCED
B1something that you produce as part of a job or study
- The teacher was pleased with my work.
- Please check your work before you hand it in.
ART
B2a book, painting, piece of music or other thing made by an artist
- The gallery has works by many famous painters.