Object

• hour: Hours of Work/Working Arrangements The post holder will be contracted to work 37 hours per week.

• day: And if you're out at work all day, make sure your home doesn't get too hot.

Converse of object

• undertake: By removing operational and time constraints, rope access services are often able to extend the ' time window ' available to undertake work.

• do: Early in 1941 [ aged 65 ] he began to do useful work.

• start: My job requires a great amount of flexibility, including what time you might have to start work!

• begin: Unfortunately, it is something you need to think about fairly soon after beginning work because some closing dates for courses are very early.

Adjective modifier

• hard: We thank Clair for all her hard work in the past.

Adjective complement

• hard: These organizations are generally not household names, and therefore often have to work twice as hard to secure the funding they need.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• through: Apply to the whole head of hair and work through to the tips.

Preposition: in

• partnership: Schools and universities work in partnership and share responsibility for training and assessing trainee teachers.

Preposition: of

• art: A great work of art can have no meaning.

Modifies a noun

• placement: Where appropriate clients may attend college or work placements.

• experience: It is simply based on the knowledge gained from a 30 year work experience with children of this age group.

• permit: Secretaries and other administrative staff do require work permits.

• colleague: You could see it like two work colleagues denying they were having a relationship and dating.