virtual workspace
- noun
- /ˈvɜrʧuəl ˈwɜrkspeɪs/
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espacio de trabajo virtual
- Using a virtual workspace has improved our team's productivity and communication.
Examples
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Many businesses now rely on a virtual workspace for meetings and document sharing.
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The team collaborated in a virtual workspace.
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The company adopted a virtual workspace to allow employees to collaborate from different locations.
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Have you tried using a virtual workspace for your projects?
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Many companies are now adopting a virtual workspace to allow employees to work remotely and stay connected.
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The virtual workspace enables team members from different locations to collaborate in real-time.
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With the rise of telecommuting, a virtual workspace has become essential for coordinating projects and tasks.
Synonyms
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A virtual place in software where teams store files and work together
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A virtual desktop in the cloud that gives computer power you can use remotely
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Software that helps people work and communicate together from different places
How Collaborative
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2.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly and transparently derived from combining 'virtual' (simulated/online) with 'workspace' (a place/environment for work): a workspace that is virtual clearly denotes a digital environment for work. This adjectival noun composition is compositional and common across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Virtual workspace creates a simple picture: virtual means 'not physical' and workspace is a place to work, like a room made of screens. So, it means an online place where people 'work together' and share files from different places.