co-worker
- noun
- /ˈkoʊˌwɜrkər/
:
compañero de trabajo
- She was grateful for the support from her co-workers during the challenging times.
It's my sister, it's my friend, it's my Co worker, it's someone else I know.
- It's my sister, it's my friend, it's my Co worker, it's someone else I know.
- I have lots of great colleagues and Co workers who make me look good.
- She was not liked by her Co workers at all.
- And I just saw, you know, my Co worker summarized it well.
- And whenever you're around this Co worker, all of a sudden he gets really shy.
- I need help from my Co workers.
- Meaning with friends, family, Co workers, everyone trust.
- Society, Parents, school teachers, grandparents, Co workers, friends, they're all fucking crabs.
- If you are socially active, you support Co workers, meaning you engage them.
- He said all his work Co workers don't, they're not mega.
Examples
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So when you tell people in that field, your Co workers, your friends, you will get some judgement.
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So dealing with difficult Co workers, right, you can't control them.
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Or what, what did your Co workers feel made you good at that job?
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I have lots of great colleagues and Co workers who make me look good.
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I will treat my employees or Co workers with respect and kindness.
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Our former Co worker Sarah Whittle is here.
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And I just saw, you know, my Co worker summarized it well.
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My co-worker and I collaborated on the project to meet the deadline.
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During lunch, I often share ideas with my co-worker about our upcoming tasks.
Synonyms
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2.3
A person you work with at the same job or company
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2.0
A person who works with you in the same company or team
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2.2
A person who has a job at the same office or company as you
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3.5
A person who works in the same office as you
A person who does the same job as you
A way to call someone you work with as a joke
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Morphology
Etymology
Co-worker comes from the prefix co- meaning 'together' and worker, a person who 'works'. So a co-worker is literally someone you 'work together' with, usually someone at the same place or in a similar job.