workplace
workplace — noun
1. the place — for example, an office tower, a shop, or a factory — where someone g
the place — for example, an office tower, a shop, or a factory — where someone goes to carry out their paid work
A new café opened on the ground floor of Hari's workplace this week.
at [possessive] workplace — common collocation for physical location
The company wants to make the workplace safer for all employees.
make the workplace [adjective] — pattern with complement
More people are cycling to their workplace instead of driving.
Smoking has been banned in Yara's workplace since last year.
Lin's workplace installed new desks after staff complained about back pain.
- office
narrower — usually a room or building for desk-based professional work
- worksite
narrower — often used for outdoor or temporary job locations such as a construction area
- place of work
more formal; typically appears in legal or official documents
- home
the place where someone lives, as opposed to where they work
文法句型
at [possessive] workplace
in the workplace
用法筆記
Unlike more specific words such as office or factory, workplace does not describe the type of work setting. It frequently appears with possessive determiners (my workplace, her workplace) and with the definite article in general statements (the modern workplace).