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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61. I go to work on the bus.
62. It is rough on him to work on Sunday.
63. The deparment manager devolved the work on a subordinate.
64. When will work on the highway be complete?
65. He's hard at work on a new novel.
66. The salesmen work on commission only.
67. Work on the bridge will recommence next month.
68. I can't manage all this work on my own.
69. I go to work on the Tube.
70. The assistant manager supervises work on the factory floor.
71. Unfortunately, I've got to work on Christmas Eve.
72. She goes to work on/by her bicycle.
73. He can work on without a break.
74. Most consultants do private work on the side.
75. You'll have to work on your delivery.
76. Don't try to saddle your dirty work on me!
77. Most of our sales staff now work on line.
78. The children had to work on the family farm.
79. You shouldn't go to work on an empty stomach.
80. It was hard work on the farm but satisfying.
81. They work on the land.
82. Work on the new building is nearly complete.
83. You need an even surface to work on.sentencedict.com
84. We started work on the project in 1998.
85. We are expected to work on Saturdays.
86. He rode to work on a bicycle.
87. Work on the new building is moving quickly.
88. These machines both work on the same principle.
89. John has to work on alternate Sundays.
90. These two medical instruments work on the same principle.
More similar words: work out, work off, workout, work of art, work order, embark on, fork out, kwashiorkor, work, works, at work, artwork, work in, work at, work up, worked, network, workfare, worker, rework, working, workday, workmen, worked up, go to work, work away, stonework, housework, workforce, firework.