Work
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When used in a sentence as an action, work means doing something that requires labor.
When used in a sentence as an object, work means something that remains to be done.
A worker is any person that does work, often in exchange for money or helpful services (these workers that receive money or helpful services are said to be "holding a job").
In science, an equation for the total amount of work produced from a force is Work = force x distance.
The phrase "work ethic" is used to explain how hard a person works, and what his or her attitude towards work is.
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