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(verb) to work (for one's living); to make a living; to do business
Deadlines, bosses, hustle, and jargon for the working day.
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(verb) to work (for one's living); to make a living; to do business
(adjective) floating, hanging, hovering (in midspace)
(noun) salary, wages, pay
(adjective) lazy; slack; idle
(verb) to establish one's business; to build one's career
(noun) profits; gain
(noun) interest; yield; profit (income minus losses; especially from investment activity)
(noun) machines; machinery
(verb) to make a living; to seek a livelihood
(adjective) nimble, agile, shrewd, quick
(adjective) tired, exhausted
(adjective) tired; exhausted; weary
(adverb) with much effort, to the point of exhaustion
(verb) to subject oneself to hard labour; to toil
(noun) code, (professional) ethics
(noun) occupation; job (i.e. some shady business)
(verb) to be off work; to be absent from work
(noun) agenda item
(noun) profession, field, career
(verb) to fall from a horse
(noun) manpower; labour; workforce
(noun) manpower; human resources
(noun) background information, antecedents, record, etc. of a person
office worker; office staff member
(adjective) tired, fatigued
(noun) work competence or capability
(noun) productivity (of labour, machinery); efficiency
(adjective) laborious, toilsome
(adjective) heavy; massive; hefty
(verb) to continue the work of; to succeed to take over (a business)
(noun) housework that women are supposed to be good at, such as cooking, sewing, flower arranging, etc.
(noun) hardship, vicissitudes of life
(noun) division of labour
(adjective) that which is recognized, distinguished and/or dealt with in a clear, unambiguous, fair and impartial manner
(noun) any mythical or folkloric creature who practices magic or witchcraft; a witch, warlock, wizard, charmer, enchanter, magician, etc.
(noun) prize; reward; award
(verb) to try hard; to strain; to endeavor
(adjective) exhausted; very weary; extremely tired
(adjective) diligent; industrious; hard-working
(adjective) crowded, busy, and doing well
(adjective) hardworking and competent
(noun) physical capability of working
(noun) a career (one's calling in life; a person's occupation)
(noun) an incident; occurrence; event
(noun) end of workhours
(noun) a piece of equipment such as a machine, an appliance, a piece of hardware or a device
(noun) a term (word or phrase, especially one from a specialised area of knowledge)
(verb) to pay for somebody's work
(verb) to get a job promotion; to be promoted (at work, etc.)
(noun) commerce; business; trade
(verb) to lose one's job; to become unemployed
(noun) a person who makes clothes for a living, such as a dressmaker, tailor or seamster/seamstress
(noun) a head (leader, chief, mastermind)
(verb) to streamline, to simplify or reorganize to increase efficiency
(verb) to work on making progress
(verb) to take over (control or management of); to assume control of
(noun) pay gotten from a writing, drawing or painting job, especially for a publisher
(noun) future, prospects, outlook
(verb) to win a lottery, raffle, sweepstakes, etc.
(adjective) taking much effort and going through many difficulties