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workshop

Definition for workshop

noun as in place where light industrial or manual work is done

Strongest matches

laboratory, mill, plant, studio

Strong matches

foundry, works

noun as in discussion group

Strongest matches

class, seminar

Weak match

study group

noun as in place for work

Strongest matches

factory, laboratory, mill, plant, studio

Strong matches

atelier, establishment

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It organises programming and robotics workshops for teenagers and young women, with more than 1,000 receiving some sort of training to date.

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Researchers at UCLA’s Luskin Center for Innovation, working with DWP, held a workshop in June with more than 100 engineers, public officials and scientists to discuss ways of improving water and power infrastructure.

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"Forests are very important, and they need time to regenerate," Armand Kisha told AFP, standing in the ruins of his carpentry workshop which was destroyed when fires ripped through the central Gramsh region in August.

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“It feels like a workshop or something, like we’re just a bunch of friends making a movie,” he says.

Traveling to Taliesin—a Unesco World Heritage site open to day-trippers as well as overnight visitors attending seasonal workshops—feels like visiting the middle of nowhere.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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