work

名詞

UK/wɜːk/
US/wɝːk/

定義 work 名詞

activity(活动)

  1. A1Uncountable(不可数名词)

    An activity that involves physical or mental effort, typically done for payment, such as a job.

    工作;劳动

    • I have a considerable amount of work to complete.

      我有相当多的工作要完成。

    • Lifting heavy items all day is physically demanding work.

      整天搬运重物是非常耗费体力的工作。

    • What time do you usually start or finish your work?

      你通常什么时候开始或结束工作?

  2. A2Uncountable(不可数名词)

    The materials someone uses at work, or the results of their labor.

    工作材料;工作成果

    • I'll need to bring this work home to finish it.

      我需要把这项工作带回家完成。

    • All of the furniture is the product of the residents' work here.

      所有的家具都是这里居民的工作成果。

place(地点)

  1. A1Uncountable(不可数名词)

    A specific location where someone regularly goes to perform their job.

    工作场所;工作地点

    • Is your commute to work long each day?

      你每天通勤上班的路程长吗?

    • Each year, thousands of individuals suffer severe injuries at their work.

      每年有成千上万的人在他们工作场所遭受严重伤害。

    • At what time does she leave for work?

      她什么时候出发去上班?

creation(创作)

  1. B2Countable(可数名词)

    A creation resulting from effort, especially a painting, book, or musical piece.

    (尤指绘画、书籍或音乐)作品;著作

    • This museum houses numerous works by Picasso, as well as pieces from other modern artists.

      这间博物馆收藏了许多毕加索的作品,以及其他现代艺术家的作品。

    • the literary works of Tagore

      泰戈尔的文学作品

surgery(手术)

  1. Uncountable(不可数名词)informal(非正式)

    A surgical procedure done to enhance one's physical appearance.

    整容外科手术

    • She denies having had any cosmetic surgery, but I believe she has certainly had some work done.

      她否认做过任何整容手术,但我相信她肯定做过一些整容手术。

physics(物理)

  1. Uncountable(不可数名词)physics(物理)specialized(专业)

    The force applied to an object multiplied by the distance it moves.

    (物体的)功

片語 work 名詞

  • works

    A building or complex of buildings where manufacturing or industrial work is carried out, especially one employing a large number of people.

    (尤指雇用众多工人的)工业建筑。

    The car works produces hundreds of vehicles daily.

    这间汽车工厂每天生产数百辆车。

  • the works

    everything that is normally included or that you might expect to be included in a particular situation

    全套(的行头)

    He ordered a burger with the works: cheese, bacon, lettuce, the whole lot.

    他点了一个包含所有配料的汉堡:奶酪、培根、生菜,应有尽有。

動詞

UK/wɜːk/
US/wɝːk/

定義 work 動詞

effect(效果)

  1. B1Intransitive(不及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)

    To be effective or achieve a desired result.

    有效;成功

    • Her ideas for the department's reorganization will never work in practice.

      她对部门重组的想法在实践中永远行不通。

    • The medication will start to work within a few minutes.

      药物会在几分钟内开始起作用。

    • Some people may find my meditation practices unusual, but it works for me, and that’s what counts.

      有些人可能会觉得我的冥想练习很特别,但它对我有用,这才是最重要的。

job(工作)

  1. A1Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)

    To do a job, especially for the purpose of earning money.

    工作;做事

    • Where do you work?

      你在哪里工作?

    • He works at the local hospital.

      他在当地医院工作。

    • She worked as a cleaner at the hospital.

      她在医院担任清洁工。

operate(操作)

  1. A2Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)

    For a machine or device to operate, especially properly and without issues, or to make it operate.

    运转,运行;操作

    • Our phone is not working.

      我们的手机坏了。

    • A team of about twelve people is needed to operate a furnace of this size.

      需要一个约十二人的团队来操作这种规模的熔炉。

    • This pump works using wind power.

      这个水泵利用风力运作。

state(状态)

  1. Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)

    To gradually succeed in achieving a certain state, or to cause someone or something to reach a certain state, either by effort or through repeated actions.

    (使)变成;(使)成为

    • He began as a technician and progressively worked his way up to become the managing director of the company.

      他从技术员做起,逐渐努力晋升为公司的总经理。

    • Eventually, she worked her way through the large amount of technical documents.

      最终,她努力完成了大量技术文件的阅读。

    • Vibrations can cause nuts and screws to work themselves loose.

      振动会导致螺母和螺丝逐渐松动。

arrange(安排)

  1. Transitive(及物动词)informal(非正式)

    To arrange for something to happen, usually by using unofficial means or by being clever.

    (尤指不通过官方认可的方式或巧妙地)安排

    • I'm not sure how she managed it, but she retired at 50.

      我不确定她是怎么做到的,但她在50岁就退休了。

    • Can we arrange things so that there is always someone available to answer the phone during work hours?

      我们能不能安排一下,让工作时间总是有人可以接电话?

shape(形状)

  1. Transitive(及物动词)

    To shape, alter, or process a substance.

    使成形;塑造;加工

    • Working with iron requires higher temperatures than working with bronze.

      加工铁需要比加工青铜更高的温度。

    • Gently incorporate the butter into the flour until there are no lumps remaining.

      轻轻地将黄油融入面粉中,直到没有结块为止。

後綴

UK/-wɜːk/
US/-wɝːk/

定義 work 後綴

  1. Used to indicate a specific type of work.

    …工作(表示工作的种类)

    • homework

      家庭作业

    • paperwork

      文书工作

  2. Used to describe a skill or activity involving a specific material.

    使用(某种材料)的手艺(或活动)

    • At this school, boys and girls learn woodwork and metalwork.

      在这所学校,男孩和女孩学习木工和金工。

  3. Used to name items made from a particular material.

    …制品

    • stonework

      石制品

    • ironwork

      铁制品

成語

  • work a treat

    To function very well or to be highly effective.

    很好用

    This new app works a treat on my phone.

    这个新应用程序在我的手机上运作得非常好。

  • work like a dog

    To work extremely hard; to toil relentlessly.

    努力工作

    I've been working like a dog for the past few months to finish this project.

    在过去的几个月里,我一直像狗一样努力工作来完成这个项目。

  • have your work cut out (for you)

    to face a very difficult task or challenge.

    面临艰巨的任务

    You'll have your work cut out for you trying to convince him to change his mind.

    你要说服他改变主意可不容易。

  • work like a charm

    To be remarkably effective or successful, often in a way that is surprisingly quick or easy.

    十分奏效(带惊喜)

    This method worked like a charm for me; I wish I had known about it sooner.

    这个方法对我来说非常有效;我真希望早点知道它。

  • All work and no play (makes Jack a dull boy)

    This idiom is used to warn someone that they will become uninteresting if they only work and never take time to relax.

    劳逸结合,避免单调乏味。

    I've been working non-stop lately, without any rest. I need to remember the saying 'all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy'.

    我最近一直在不停地工作,没有休息。我需要记住这句俗语『只工作不玩耍,聪明孩子也变傻』。

  • work your way around to something

    To gradually prepare oneself or make progress towards being ready for something.

    逐渐准备或习惯于做某事。

    After months of consideration, she finally worked her way around to the idea of living abroad.

    经过数月的考虑,她终于逐渐接受了出国生活的想法。

  • work your fingers to the bone

    To work extremely hard for an extended period.

    (尤指长期)非常努力地工作,拼命地工作。

    The entire team worked their fingers to the bone to meet the deadline.

    整个团队拼命工作以赶在截止日期前完成任务。

  • work wonders/miracles

    To have a remarkably positive effect or be surprisingly effective.

    功效卓著

    Drinking a cup of this herbal tea daily works wonders for my digestive system.

    每天喝一杯这种花草茶对我的消化系统产生了奇效。

  • be at work

    To be engaged in the process of working.

    工作中

    The farmers are currently at work in the fields.

    农民们目前正在田里工作。

  • get/set to work

    to begin engaging in a specific job or task.

    开始进行一项工作或任务。

    We must get to work immediately to ensure the report is completed before the deadline.

    我们必须立即开始工作,以确保报告在截止日期前完成。

  • work till/until you drop

    To work extremely hard to the point of exhaustion, making it impossible to continue working.

    工作到緊疲不壐

    I had to work till I drop to finish this project.

    我必须工作到筋疲力尽才能完成这个项目。

  • all work and no play (makes Jack a dull boy)

    This idiom is used to warn someone that they will become uninteresting if they work all the time and never take time to relax or enjoy themselves.

    劳逸结合,别只工作不娱乐(否则会变得单调乏味)

    He's been working non-stop lately, with no time to relax. I think he needs to remember the saying 'all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.'

    他最近一直在不间断地工作,没有时间放松。我觉得他需要记住这句谚语『只工作不玩耍,聪明孩子也变傻』。

  • be in work

    To have a job or be employed in a position.

    有工作

    He has been in work ever since he graduated.

    他自从毕业后就一直有工作。

  • be out of work

    To be unemployed and without a job.

    失业中

    During the economic recession, many people found themselves out of work.

    在经济衰退期间,许多人发现自己失业了。

  • in the works

    Currently being planned or developed; in the process of being prepared or created.

    规划中;开发中

    The company has a new marketing strategy in the works.

    公司正在筹划新的营销策略。

片語動詞 work

  • work up something

    to cultivate or arouse a strong emotional or physical state after a period of effort or duration

    培养;激发

    She worked up her confidence before the speech.

    她在演讲前培养了自己的信心。

  • work (yourself) up to something

    to progressively ready yourself for a challenging task

    逐步为(挑战性事情)做好准备

    He plans to participate in the marathon, so he is working himself up to this challenge.

    他计划参加马拉松,所以他正在为这项挑战做好准备。

  • work something off

    To relieve an unpleasant emotion by engaging in vigorous activity.

    透過体力活动摆脱(不快意的感觉)

    She went to the gym to work off her stress by engaging in vigorous exercise.

    她去健身房通过剧烈运动来消除压力。

  • work on something

    to invest time in fixing or enhancing something

    修理;改善

    She is working on improving her essay.

    她正在努力改进她的文章。

  • work something out

    to perform a calculation to arrive at the solution of a mathematical problem.

    计算出结果

    In math class, we learned how to work out solutions to equations.

    在数学课上,我们学习了如何计算出方程的解。

  • work out

    to engage in physical exercise to enhance your body's strength or appearance

    身体锻炼

    She works out at the gym every day to stay healthy.

    她每天在健身房锻炼以保持健康。

  • work at something

    to make significant efforts to accomplish a particular goal

    努力于…;在…方面投入心力

    He decided to work at improving his English skills so he could work abroad.

    他决定努力提升英语能力,以便能够在国外工作。

  • work against/for someone

    to either complicate or facilitate someone's efforts to accomplish a task or goal

    导致对某人不利或有利

    His attitude worked against her promotion efforts.

    他的态度不利于她的晋升努力。

  • work someone over

    to assault someone and cause injury

    毆打,打伤

    The gang planned to work him over in the alley, and he ended up getting beaten badly.

    这群帮派计划在巷子里攻击他,结果他被狠狠揍了一顿。

  • work on someone

    to endeavor to persuade or exert influence over someone

    尝试影响或说服某人

    She tried to influence his decision, so she began to work on him.

    她试图影响他的决定,所以开始对他施加影响。

  • work someone out

    to comprehend the motives behind someone's actions

    理解某人的行为

    I spent weeks trying to work her out.

    我花了几个星期试着搞清楚她的行为原因。

  • work (something) out

    When a problem or challenging situation improves over time or becomes satisfactory, or when you take action to make it so.

    (使)情况改善;(使)出现好的转变

    After several discussions, they finally worked out a solution that resolved the issue.

    经过几次讨论后,他们终于找出了一个解决问题的方案。

  • work through something

    to address a complex issue by resolving its components step by step

    逐步解决复杂问题

    She decided to work through the complex issue step by step until she found the best solution.

    她决定逐步解决这个复杂的问题,直到找到最佳解决方案。

  • work someone up

    to cause oneself or another individual to feel agitated or experience intense emotions

    使(某人)生气;让(某人)激动

    His comments really worked me up.

    他的评论真的让我非常生气。