What does work mean?
Work means (uncountable) Employment..
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/wɜː(ɹ)k/ · noun
(uncountable) Employment..
Tell me you're using clean works at least.
He gave me a sour look. “All right is it? Well, you shoot some then.” I cooked up a grain and got out my works ready to take the shot.
If you buy new works, clean them before using them. If you share works, clean them before you or the next person uses them. Blood may be in your works even if you can't see it. Clean your works either with rubbing alcohol (available in drugstores), a household bleach solution (three tablespoons of bleach in a cup of water), or boiling water.
While in San Francisco, where the AIDS crisis was particularly devastating, they saw numerous public awareness signs reading “Bleach Your Works” posted around the city, urging IV drug users to clean their needles with bleach to help staunch the spread of the disease.
All told, werk is about creativity, virtuosity, and a certain kind of mastery.
If the voice coming out of my body is legibly male, it complicates my presence. The work starts to approach that mysterious state of werq.
He's working in a bar.
The world’s favorite airport and Asian mega-hub, Singapore Changi, is eagerly working towards opening its new Jewel and Terminal 5.
Use work when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Work means (uncountable) Employment..
Common synonyms include effort, exertion, pains, wark.
Possible antonyms include hobby, malfunction, stagnate, misfunction.
Tell me you're using clean works at least.
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