workspace
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2.7
- noun
- /ˈwɜːrkˌspeɪs/
:
espacio de trabajo
- The office was designed to provide a collaborative workspace for all employees.
- organize their workspace
- create a greater workspace
- individual workspace
Have an outside look at your workspace and change what doesn't suit you.
- Have an outside look at your workspace and change what doesn't suit you.
- Hello from my little workspace just starting out my day.
- So I'm going to prep my workspace and spray paint on that coat of paint.
- Hello, my name is Jack and this is my workspace.
Examples
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There's even time for the students to improve their process and organize their workspace while the work is going on.
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More collaborative workspace areas were created for students to do homework or work in groups on projects.
Academic text (2011) -
So having a nice workspace was like top of our list.
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No, I show up in my workspace and I do my work.
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Hello from my little workspace just starting out my day.
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We just made your workspace a bit more camera friendly.
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Provides a good safe workspace for me to focus on my studies.
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In terms of the actual physical workspace, nobody likes working in a cubicle.
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You should provide a workspace for the student teacher and an area to store personal belongings.
Academic text (1991) -
So it's time to rethink my workspace and upgrade to a standing desk.
Synonyms
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1.0
A room or set of rooms where people do desk work for a company
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1.7
A place where people do their jobs
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3.4
A small separated space for one person, often in an office
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2.2
A room where someone makes things by hand or paints
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3.5
A desk area with a computer and tools for one person to work
Compounds
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Etymology
Workspace comes from the two English words work and space, with space meaning 'area' or 'room', so a workspace is simply the place where you do your work, such as your desk or an office.