Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Work of art

An aesthetic creation, such as a painting, sculpture, or piece of music, considered to have significant artistic value or beauty.

Work-Boots

Sturdy footwear designed for use in manual labor or industrial environments.

Work-Seeker

A person who is actively looking for employment.

Work-back

To plan a project, schedule, or product development process by starting from a desired future completion date and determining the necessary preceding steps in reverse chronological order.

Work-from-home

Done or performed from one's place of residence rather than an official corporate office.

Work-in-progress

An activity, project, or task that is currently being undertaken but is not yet finished.

Work-off

To eliminate or reduce something, often a debt or obligation, through effort or labor.

Work-temporal

Relating to the intersection or relationship between labor, employment, and the dimension of time.

Work-temporary

Designating employment or labor arrangements that are meant to last for a limited, specified period rather than being permanent.

Workable

Capable of being worked or operated; feasible.

Workaday

Ordinary, everyday, or routine; characteristic of daily work rather than special occasions.

Workaholic

A person who compulsively works hard and long hours.