Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Working-Dog

A dog that is trained to perform specific tasks or jobs, such as herding, guarding, or search and rescue.

Working-Woman

A woman who is employed or engaged in work, particularly in a professional or paid capacity.

Working-class family

A social unit consisting of parents and children whose primary income is derived from wage-earning manual labor, trade, or low-salary service occupations.

Workplace Clinic

A medical facility located within a workplace that provides health services to employees.

Workshop

A meeting at which a group of people engage in intensive discussion and activity on a particular subject or project.

Workspace

An area or environment where work is done.

World trade

The exchange of capital, goods, and services across international borders or territories.

Worldly

Relating to or concerned with the material world and ordinary life rather than spiritual matters.

Worlds-collide

A dramatic convergence or intersection of two entirely different, separate, or incompatible social groups, environments, or spheres of life.

Worldwide Expansion

The process of increasing the reach or influence of an organization, business, or idea across the globe.

Wormhole

A hypothetical tunnel connecting two different points in spacetime, often used in science fiction as a method of faster-than-light travel.

Worn

Damaged and shabby as a result of much use.