workshop

UK /ˈwɜːk.ʃɒp/ US /ˈwɝk.ʃɑp/
noun 3verb 3

Collocations

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1

(noun.) room/building

ADJ

craft, design, pottery | engineering, locomotive, railway | farm | carpenter's, stonemason's, etc.

VERB + WORKSHOP

set up

She set up a workshop in her garage to teach local teenagers basic carpentry skills.

WORKSHOP + VERB

employ sb

The local carpentry workshop employs skilled craftspeople who teach classes twice a week.

PREP

in a/the ~

2

(noun.) period of discussion/work

ADJ

day-long, two-day, weekend, etc. | group | introductory | practical

development, training

My manager enrolled me in a training workshop last month to improve my computer skills.

skills

Last month our company organized a leadership workshop to help managers improve their decision-making abilities.

research | dance, drama, music, poetry, theatre, writing

QUANT

series

My school organized a series of workshops to teach students basic coding skills.

VERB + WORKSHOP

do, hold, host, organize, put on, run

Our company organized a workshop last month to train employees on the new software system.

attend, go to, participate in, take part in

WORKSHOP + VERB

cover sth, examine sth, focus on sth, look at sth

The afternoon workshop examined different approaches to teaching young children.

aim to, be aimed at sth

The pottery workshop aims to teach beginners how to make basic ceramic pieces.

WORKSHOP + NOUN

discussion, session | member, participant

PREP

at a/the ~, during a/the ~

The teacher showed us how to make pottery at the workshop last Saturday.

in a/the ~

During the workshop, participants learned how to create their own pottery.

~ on

She attended a workshop on digital photography last month to improve her camera skills.

PHRASES

a member of a workshop, a participant in a workshop

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