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(adjective) hard-working; industrious; laborious
Deadlines, bosses, hustle, and jargon for the working day.
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(adjective) hard-working; industrious; laborious
(verb) to race, vie, compete
(adjective) strenuous; arduous; toilsome; laborious; strugglesome
(verb) to craft; to artfully create; to finely manufacture; to skillfully produce (especially something exquisite or precious)
(verb) to take pains (to); to make an effort persistently (to); to attempt regardless of hardship (to)
(verb) to be the main person responsible; to preside over; to chair
(noun) career, profession
(noun) a function, role or feature
(noun) post; office; title
(noun) responsibilities, duties
(noun) a position (of status); a post; an office
(noun) function (of one's office); duty and power; responsibility
(noun) output; capacity; efficiency
(verb) to dismiss; oust; fire; remove from office
(noun) government employee, administrative officer; professional; cadre
(noun) undertaking; (big) task; work
(noun) achievement, outcome, fruit of labor
(adjective) conscientious; thorough; painstaking
(noun) construction project; architecture (in general sense); work; construction; building; engineering
(noun) someone who is lazy, doesn't work much, doesn't have much knowledge of the society and can be weak
(noun) work (labour, employment, occupation, job)
(noun) work done to make a living
(noun) labor union, trade union
(noun) stage (of work); phase; step
(noun) river island, ait
(adjective) bent to a task and exerting oneself to the utmost in the performance of one's duty
(adjective) strained; stressed; tense
(noun) career; undertaking
(noun) post; job; position
(verb) to hold power; to be in power; to be in office
(adjective) industrious; hard-working; diligent
(adjective) hardworking and thrifty
(adjective) laborious; toilsome; proletarian
(adjective) industrious and clever; diligent, assiduous
(adjective) head bowed and concentrated on one's work
(verb) to take turns; rotate duty; work in shifts
(verb) to take turns; rotate duty; work in shifts
(verb) to assign; appoint; employ
(adjective) completely busy; occupied
(noun) partner, coworker, colleague
(noun) addition, subtraction, multiplication and division; arithmetic operations
(verb) to collaborate, to co-operate
(adjective) laborious and tiring
(noun) a firm; enterprise; business
(noun) business turnover; sales; revenue
(noun) line (e.g. assembly line, production line); chain
(adjective) resilient; resistant; tenacious; able to operate for long periods of time without reduced efficiency
(adjective) weighted, with each component in an average assigned a certain value corresponding to its importance in the whole
(verb) to meet, to contact, to exchange (often about work)
(verb) to trade; to do business (generally speaking)
(noun) director, manager, supervisor
(verb) to help out with a work task
(noun) office hours or business hours
(verb) to build, to create (a career, etc.) with one's own effort and strength
(verb) to build, to create (a career, etc.) with one's own effort and strength
(verb) to work together; to work in coordination with; to cooperate; to collaborate
(noun) dexterity, deftness
(verb) to be shaped and made strong through hard work and hardship
(verb) to be busy (on manual tasks); to fiddle with; to scribble
(verb) to exploit (resources, etc.); to make use of; to harness