workshop
- noun
- /ˈwɜrkʃɒp/
- I enrolled in a digital marketing workshop that lasted for three days and provided hands-on experience.
- a training workshop
- attend a workshop
- offer a workshop
She holds three day workshops on traditional arts.
- She holds three day workshops on traditional arts.
- They, they love their workshops because they see people change.
- And so they ran this series of workshops all over the country.
- Let's say we're going to host a special workshop Zoom webinar.
- I guess it was a workshop for teachers in the public schools.
- Good morning, I'm just getting ready for the workshop with my sister.
- And so and so the very first workshop, they gave us challenges.
- Well, how it works is you have a workshop, say you went to a workshop.
- There are people, they put this workshop in a big hotel.
- Yes, he if you ever need a radio workshop, I'm your girl.
- And I also teach classes, workshops for parents, too.
- As somebody who just did an animal tracking workshop, what I did, what is that?
- so many times. Workshops I go to
Examples
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The community center offers a weekend workshop focused on painting techniques for beginners.
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Grant recipients attend a daylong professional development workshop delivered by the Office of Library Services.
Academic text (2015) -
The seven day workshop starts tomorrow morning, Steve.
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- Oh, that was a workshop for young writers.
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It's a motivational workshop, really.
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It's a 10-week writing workshop.
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The AI and OR for Social Good workshop was organized by Scott Sanner.
Academic text (2017) -
Cost of project: Typically, $400 per half-day workshop, including one copy of the game.
Academic text (2011) -
The first year, teams engaged in six workshops focusing on the following topics.
Academic text (2015) -
She holds three day workshops on traditional arts.
Synonyms
A small class where people discuss a topic with a teacher
A short class given by a tutor to one person or a small group
An online talk or lesson people join live over the internet
Compounds
- Baby Talk
A place where Santa and his helpers make toys for children at Christmas
How Intensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Workshop comes from the two parts work and shop, so it once meant a place where people do hands-on 'work'. A helpful way to remember the class meaning is to think of a workshop as a small 'shop' where you 'work' on a skill together, not just listen.