do work
duː wɜrk
did work
Definition Conjugation

Definition of do work - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

1.
employmentperform tasks as part of a job
  • She does work at the local library.
execute labor toil
2.
achievementUSachieve a desired resultUS
  • He had to do work to fix the issue.
3.
functionalityRaremake something function effectivelyRare
  • They do work to keep the machine running smoothly.
function operate
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Terms with do work included in their meaning

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work
day when you do not have to work or study
work
do the work and duties required by your job
large work
large amount of work to do
work and celebration
day when most people do not work by law or tradition
benefits
extra cash received without needing to return it or do work
physics
capacity to do work or cause change
leisure
do random, unplanned work or activities
work
do one's fair share of work

Examples of do work in a sentence

  • They do work remotely from home.
  • She had to do work to meet the deadline.
  • They did work to restore the old house.
  • Engineers do work to ensure the system operates efficiently.
  • Technicians do work to maintain the equipment's performance.

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  1. French:travailler, faire le nécessaire, ...
  2. German:arbeiten, funktionieren, ...
  3. Italian:lavorare, svolgere il compito, ...
  4. Spanish:trabajar, hacer el trabajo, ...
  5. Portuguese:trabalhar, fazer o trabalho, ...
  6. Chinese:工作, 完成工作, ...
  7. Japanese:働く, 作業をする, ...
  8. Arabic:عَمِلَ, أَتْمَم, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַעֲשׂוֹת עֲבוֹדָה, לְהַשִּׂיג תּוֹצָאָה, ...
  10. Russian:работать, делать работу, ...
  11. Ukrainian:працювати, робити роботу, ...
  12. Hindi:काम करना, संचालित करना, ...
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