sustantivo “work”
sing. work, pl. works o no contable
- trabajo
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She goes to work at the hospital every morning.
- lugar de trabajo
She left her phone at work, so she has to go back and get it.
- empleador
My work is throwing a holiday party next week for all the employees.
- esfuerzo
Planting a garden requires hours of work, from tilling the soil to planting the seeds.
- trabajo (en física)
Lifting the heavy box up the stairs required a lot of work because I had to exert force over the distance of each step.
- obra
Shakespeare's plays are considered some of the greatest works in English literature.
- fortificación
The soldiers took cover behind the ancient works, using the stone walls for protection during the battle.
verbo “work”
infinitivo work; él works; pret. worked; part. worked; ger. working
- trabajar
She works hard every day to support her family.
- colaborar
She works well with the design team to create stunning graphics.
- funcionar
After tinkering with the engine for a while, it finally worked.
- labrar (en el sentido de esforzarse gradualmente)
She worked her way through the crowd.
- bordar
She spent hours working the delicate patterns into the fabric with her needle.
- accionar
She worked the gears smoothly as she drove up the steep hill.
- fermentar
After adding the yeast, the wine began to work in the sealed fermentation tanks.
- desgastar
The farmer worked his oxen hard, plowing the fields from dawn until dusk every day until they were completely worn out.
- moldear
The potter expertly worked the clay into a smooth vase.
- influir
The motivational speaker worked his magic on the crowd, inspiring them to pursue their dreams.
- manejar (en el sentido de manipular hábilmente)
He worked the crowd with his charm, getting them to agree to his proposal.
- lograr
The lawyer worked a settlement between the two parties, avoiding a lengthy trial.