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1 work
In. 일, 직업, (예술상의) 작품, 공장, 기계, at \work 일하고, fall(get, go)to \work 일에 착수하다, in \work 취업하여, man of all \work 만능꾼IIn. out of \work 실직하여, \work in progress(문예, 미술 등의) 미완성품, \work of art 예술품IIIvi. 일하다, 공부하다, 노력하다, (기관, 기계 등이 효과적으로) 움직이다, 순조롭게(잘)되어가다IVvt. 일시키다, (사람, 마소 등을) 부리다, (계획 등을) 실시하다, 세공하다, 흥분시키다, \work away 계속해(부지런히)일하다Vvt. \work in 삽입하다, \work loose 느즈러지다, \work off 서서히 제거하다, \work in(upon)...에 작용하다, \work out (계획을) 세밀하게 세우다, \work up 점차로 만들어 내다VIa. 일하는, 노동의(를 위한) -
2 work camp
x. 웨크캠프(강제 노역장, 종교 단체의 근로 봉사를 하는 모임) -
3 work force
x. 노동 인구, 노동력 -
4 work load
x. 작업 부담량 -
5 work sheet
x. 시산표 -
6 brain work
x. 정신노동자 -
7 chain-work
n. 사슬 세공, 사슬 무늬 -
8 cold-work
vt. (금속을) 냉간 가공하다 -
9 collar work
x. (비탈에서 말이)치끌기, 몹시 힘드는 일 -
10 desk work
x. 사무, 책상에서 하는 일 -
11 dirty work
x. 사기, 속임수, 싫은(구차스러운)일 -
12 donkey work
x. 단조롭고 고된 일 -
13 drainage work
x. 배수 공사 -
14 drawn work
x. 올을 뽑아 읽은 레이스의 일종 -
15 gingerbread work
x. 값싸고 번지르르한 장식 -
16 group work
x. 집단(사회)사업 -
17 hungry work
x. 배고파지는(배꺼지는)일 -
18 machine work
n. 기계로 하는 일 -
19 mask work
x. 마스크 워크(반도체 칩 표면에 인쇄되는 회로 패턴) -
20 moon work
x. 월면 작업
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