workplace

workplace

English

Etymology

From work +‎ place.

Pronunciation

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Noun

workplace (plural workplaces)

1. The place where someone works.
   • 2022 December 28, Philip Haigh, “Building the case for West Midlands rail improvements”, in RAIL, number 973, page 24:

     It [the West Midlands Rail Executive] also notes that some people are choosing to live further from their workplace and commute less often.

Synonyms

• workstead

Derived terms

• workplace nursery

Translations

place where someone works

Arabic: مكان العمل‎ Basque: lantegi Bengali: please add this translation if you can Chinese: Mandarin: 工作場所／工作场所 (gōngzuò chǎngsuǒ), 職場／职场 (zh) (zhíchǎng) Czech: pracoviště (cs) n Danish: arbejdsplads c Dutch: arbeidsplaats (nl) m Esperanto: laborejo Finnish: työpaikka (fi) French: lieu de travail (fr) m, travail (fr) m German: Arbeitsplatz (de) m Greek: χώρος εργασίας m (chóros ergasías) Greenlandic: suliffik, sullivik Hindi: please add this translation if you can Hungarian: munkahely (hu), munkavégzés helye/helyszíne Icelandic: vinnustaður m Indonesian: tempat kerja Italian: luogo di lavoro m Japanese: 職場 (ja) (しょくば, shokuba), 仕事場 (shigotoba) Javanese: please add this translation if you can Kapampangan: pipagobran Korean: 직장 (ko) (jikjang) Malay: tempat kerja Maori: wāhi mahi Ngazidja Comorian: hazi Norwegian: Bokmål: arbeidsplass m Nynorsk: arbeidsplass m Polish: miejsce pracy n Portuguese: local de trabalho m Romanian: loc de muncă (ro) n Russian: рабо́чее ме́сто (ru) n (rabóčeje mésto) Spanish: lugar de trabajo m, curro (es) m (Spain, colloquial), tajo (es) m (Spain, colloquial) Swedish: arbetsplats (sv) c Turkish: iş yeri (tr) Uyghur: ئىدارە‎ (idare) Vietnamese: sở (vi) Volapük: voböp (vo)

References

• workplace on Wikipedia.Wikipedia