Korean to English Dictionary (한영사전 / Han-Yeong Sajeon)

Working-Class

A social class consisting of people who are employed for wages, especially in manual or industrial work.

Working-Dog

A dog that is trained to perform specific tasks or jobs, such as herding, guarding, or search and rescue.

Working-bee

A community gathering where people join forces to perform voluntary cooperative work or maintenance on a project.

Working-class family

A social unit consisting of parents and children whose primary income is derived from wage-earning manual labor, trade, or low-salary service occupations.

Workingwoman

A woman who earns a living through a job or profession, especially one engaged in manual or industrial labor.

Workload

The amount of work to be done by a person, organization, or machine within a specified period.

Workout

A session of vigorous physical exercise or training.

Workout room

A room in a house, hotel, or office building equipped with exercise equipment for physical training and fitness.

Workplace

A place where people work, such as an office or factory.

Workplace Clinic

A medical facility located within a workplace that provides health services to employees.

Workplace Health Center

A medical or wellness facility located on or near company premises designed to provide healthcare services, preventive care, and occupational health management to employees.

Workplace culture

The shared values, belief systems, attitudes, and assumptions that govern how people behave and interact in a professional organization.