co-worker Hear it!

co-worker Definition

co·-worker (kō′wʉr′kər)

noun

a fellow worker

co-worker Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • have: Do you have a co-worker who ALWAYS screws up stuff, creating MORE work for you?
  • provide: Courses and in-service training Camphill is committed to providing co-workers with opportunities for regular and ongoing training and support.
  • trace: Widow Linda Carter, who husband David died last year from mesothelioma, is trying to trace former co-workers.
  • involve: This is achieved through annual internal curative education reviews where all co-workers involved with an individual pupil meet.
  • ask: Instead, keep them in your office kitchen or ask a co-worker to hold them for you.
  • become: In the Church we become co-workers with God in the outworking of His purpose.

Adjective modifier

  • competent: An employer is required to provide competent co-workers, adequate materials, safety equipment, protective clothing and a safe system of work.
  • former: Widow Linda Carter, who husband David died last year from mesothelioma, is trying to trace former co-workers.
  • female: His own conduct with female co-workers in Christ is witness to his living out what he taught.
  • fellow: Would you believe a fellow co-worker tried to run me over!
  • male: Female managers working in HR had average pay rises of six per cent, compared to 4.8 per cent for their male co-workers.
  • other: My other co-worker was busy looking for her debit card to pay her portion of the bill.

Modifies a noun

  • scheme: A bi-lingual co-worker scheme which supports social workers and assessors when working with Black & Minority Ethnic Carers.

Noun used with modifier

  • and/or: This would include family members, friends and/or co-workers.
  • SOS: The SOS co-workers and neighbors of the SOS Children's Village, Nuwara Eliya, donated the clothes.
  • time: They had no paid annual leave although their full time co-workers did.

Possessives

  • brain: Deliberately hum songs that will remain lodged in co-workers ' brains.
  • behavior: They gave other examples of where co-workers ' behavior could give rise to danger.
  • role: A bi-lingual co-worker's role is to:- Bring culturally specific information to an assessment.

Preposition: in

  • office: It was Marathon, against co-workers in the office.