Synonym: process, work, work at. Similar words: work out, work off, workout, work of art, work order, embark on, fork out, kwashiorkor. Meaning: v. 1. to exert effort in order to do, make, or perform something 2. shape, form, or improve a material.
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31. From now on you can work on your own.
32. You will be expected to work on Saturdays.
33. His work on DNA was widely admired.
34. Dan found work on one of the farms nearby.
35. I could do all my work on the computer.
36. He goes to work on the subway.
37. Does it work on mains electricity?
38. He is still at work on the restoration.
39. You leave him to me. I'll work on him.
40. I work on the other side of town.
41. His charm doesn't work on me .
42. Work on the new road is progressing slowly.
43. He did pioneering work on microbes.
44. He is still at work on the painting.
45. He can be left to work on his own.
46. We work on improving visual acuity.
47. In this job you work on commission .
48. Keep your work on a high plane.
49. Who do you think would have the work on?
50. Don't just dump the extra work on me.
51. Work on the ship progressed quickly.
52. We got to work on putting the book together.
53. I ride to work on my bicycle. Sentencedict.com
54. I've got to work on Saturday, worse luck.
55. I need to work on my swing.
56. Work on a clean, flat surface.
57. Newton published his first work on optics.
58. Every day he rides to work on the train.
59. I prefer to work on it alone.
60. He has done sterling work on the finance committee.
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