Definition of outwork - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
effort comparisonRare work harder or longer than othersRare
- She managed to outwork her colleagues and finished the project first..
2.
completionRare complete a task thoroughly and efficientlyRare
- He outworked the project in record time.
Noun
1.
remote workRare US work done away from the main office or factoryRare US
- The company outsourced outwork to freelancers.
2.
agricultureDated agricultural tasks performed in the fieldsDated
- Farmers focused on outwork during harvest season.
3.
architectureDated minor fortification outside main defensesDated
- The castle's outwork was breached first.
Images of outwork

minor fortification outside main defenses
Origin of outwork
Middle English, out (external) + work (labor)
Examples of outwork in a sentence
They knew they had to outwork the other team to win. She managed to outwork her colleagues consistently. They outwork their tasks with great precision. The architect completed the outwork at home. Outwork allows employees to have flexible schedules. Outwork was essential for the farm's productivity.
The workers completed the outwork before the rain started. The soldiers took cover behind the outwork. The outwork provided an extra layer of security.
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- French:travailler plus dur, travail à distance, ...
- German:mehr arbeiten, Außenarbeit, ...
- Italian:lavorare più duramente di, lavoro a distanza, ...
- Spanish:trabajar más duro que, trabajo externo, ...
- Portuguese:esforçar-se mais que, trabalho externo, ...
- Chinese:工作更努力, 外包工作, ...
- Japanese:より多く働く, 外部作業, ...
- Arabic:تَفَوَّقَ, عَمَل عَنْ بُعْد, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲבוֹד קָשֶׁה יוֹתֵר, עֲבוֹדַת חוּץ, ...
- Russian:перерабатывать, удалённая работа, ...
- Ukrainian:працювати більше, віддалена робота, ...
- Hindi:अधिक मेहनत करना, बाहरी काम, ...
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