Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Workaholism

Compulsion or excessive need to work excessively hard at the expense of other aspects of life.

Workarea

A specific space or surface designated for performing a particular task, craft, or job.

Workaround

A method or technique for overcoming a problem or limitation in a system or process.

Workbook

A student's book containing problems and exercises to be solved directly on the pages.

Workboot

A sturdy, heavy-duty boot worn by manual laborers to protect the feet from injury on worksites.

Workcamp

An international voluntary camp where participants work together on community service, environmental, or social projects.

Workday

A day on which work is done, as distinguished from a Sunday, holiday, or rest day.

Worker

A person who does a specified type of work.

Workers

Individuals who engage in physical or mental labor, especially for wages.

Workflow

The sequence of industrial, administrative, or other processes through which a piece of work passes from initiation to completion.

Workflow Management

The process of managing and optimizing the flow of tasks and information in a business or organizational context.

Workflow improvement

The systematic analysis, simplification, and optimization of operational processes to increase efficiency, reduce waste, and enhance overall productivity.