workshop
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2.3
- noun
- /ˈwɜrkʃɒp/
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taller
- The artist created beautiful sculptures in her workshop, using simple tools.
- a small workshop
- an artist's workshop
- factories and workshops
Well, in the workshop, that's why I call it the lab.
- Well, in the workshop, that's why I call it the lab.
- Fast fashion clothes are sewn in in in workshops that are basically sweatshops.
- They've taken this car, boom, brought it back to his workshop and it's black and in perfect condition.
- Today I want to improve the probably most crucial tool in every workshop, the tape measure.
- Drumroll, I've been moving to a new workshop.
- Soul is hewn in a wild workshop in some other world.
Examples
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He spent the weekend fixing his bike in the workshop behind his house.
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After the storm, he took his damaged furniture to the local workshop for repairs.
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So I used to have quite a large home workshop that is no more.
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But this house looks so amazing and it has like a huge workshop in the back.
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The entrance to the workshop should be right up here.
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But you can bring your friend around to the workshop.
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This feels awesome to have a tiny kind of mobile workshop in the house.
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You're only gonna get out of this workshop what you put into it.
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Would you like to see my workshop, Tyltyl?
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Maybe they used to putter in the workshop or spend a lot of time in the sun.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
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1.0
A small workshop where someone makes or fixes things by hand
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2.2
A room where someone makes things by hand or paints
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2.1
A place that fixes things like cars or home appliances
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3.7
A workshop where people use tools to cut and shape metal or hard materials
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2.6
A place where people make things like furniture from wood using tools
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7.6
A workshop where a blacksmith heats and hammers metal to make things
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5.8
A factory where people make objects from melted glass
A place in ancient Greece or Rome where people make things by hand
Compounds
- Baby Talk
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4.0
A place where Santa and his helpers make toys for children at Christmas
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Etymology
Workshop is literally work + shop, meaning a place for 'work' often with tools and hands. That's why a carpenter's room or a maker's space is called a workshop.