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adjective - belonging to or connected with the social class that includes the poorer people who have to go to work
noun - a person who has reached a certain age, does not work anymore and gets money regularly from the government
noun - the movement of people or animals from one place to another, often for work, safety, or better living conditions
noun - trousers with a part that covers your chest and straps over your shoulders, often worn for work or fashion
noun - one of the days of the week when people usually go to work; any day except Saturday or Sunday
noun, technical - a copy of a printed work, such as a book or magazine, used for testing and correcting before final publication
noun - the clothes that people should wear in a particular situation or in a particular place (e.g. restaurant, school, work etc.)
noun - a reduction in the money you earn for your work (especially done if a company wants to reduce lay-offs)
verb, British English - (esp. of children) to misbehave; (esp. of machines) to not work properly; (of body parts) to hurt or cause pain
adverb - used to talk about a period of time you are at home (or somewhere else) instead of being at work
noun - the day of the week that religious people (especially Christians or Jews) devote to God and do not work etc.
noun - the last part of a book, letter, essay etc. that summarizes what the work was about and what it means
noun - a person whose job is to build or work with stone, brick, or concrete, especially to construct walls and buildings
noun, American English - a period when an employee is told not to work, usually temporarily and without pay, especially during a financial crisis
noun - a temporary alliance of political parties that agree to work together to form a government or achieve a common goal
