work.
1. m. action and effect of work.
3. m. work (? thing produced by an agent).
4. m. work, result of human activity.
5. d. operation of the machine, piece, tool or utensil that is used for any purpose.
6. m. human effort applied to the production of wealth, as opposed to capital
.7. m. place where they work. Live far away from my work.
8. m. difficulty, hindrance or prejudice.
9. m. penalty, discomfort, torment, or unhappy event. U m. in pl.
10. m. Mec. Product of the force by the road that runs through its point of application and the cosine of the angle which is the one with the other.
11. m. Colloq. Cuba, Ur. y Ven. Preparation through supernatural powers of a person to protect or to harm her, and one thing to be used as an amulet.
1. m. Which becomes hidden and simultaneously to achieve some purpose.
workforced, s or works forced.
1. m. pl. Those that dealt by obligation the Jailbird as part of the penalty for his crime.
2. m. pl. Occupation or work essential to disgust.
work short-term.1. m. P. Rico. Partial employment.
take someone the work something.
1. loc. verb. take the trouble. I am grateful that the work to come to visit me. did
1. exprs. U in order to understand that it is very difficult what is tra
Ta run or reach.? V.
hypothesis of work
