workbench
- noun
- /ˈwɜrkˌbɛnʧ/
- The carpenter placed his tools on the sturdy workbench to start the project.
So that is very, very cheap for such a durable, heavy duty and big workbench.
- So that is very, very cheap for such a durable, heavy duty and big workbench.
- Adolf Rifler stood a bent old man before his workbench.
- We're going off to the workbench, my new workbench.
- Greetings, here we are at the desk, the workbench, call it what you will.
- And you have to do so in a systematic way that means that things can't all just be left out like on a, on a workbench, you know, cluttered up.
Examples
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I have this old workbench that I use as a desk, some posters, some lights.
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The assistant had shown him Breguet's private workbench, on which there were plans for a grande complication.
Fiction book (1992) -
The things that you should have on a workbench are lights.
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Should have everything you need over on this workbench if you wanna take a look.
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The room was small, with a low workbench and several shelves along one wall.
Fiction book (1992) -
Miles had called us all down to his workbench in the basement the day he signed it.
Fiction book (1994) -
"In a nook behind the door stood a small workbench, which I had not seen when I came in.
Fiction book (1993) -
Rokey wandered until he found a workbench on which he could sit down.
Fiction book (1999) -
Craig is at his workbench, painting the finishing touches on a new puppet.
Fiction book (1999) -
His father stood at the workbench, tinkering fussily with an old-fashioned video console.
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
A strong table used for building or fixing things in a workshop
A table used for tasks like sewing or writing
A table for doing a particular job, like sewing or woodwork
A strong table that holds wood while you cut or shape it
How Sturdy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Workbench is simply work + bench, and bench used to mean a long 'seat' or 'table' for jobs. So a workbench is a strong table made for hand 'work' like carpentry or repairs.