Synonyms for do work
do work

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1. work, do workverb

   be employed

   "Is your husband working again?"; "My wife never worked"; "Do you want to work after the age of 60?"; "She never did any work because she inherited a lot of money"; "She works as a waitress to put herself through college"

   Synonyms:
   knead, turn, operate, act, shape, bring, work out, run, function, put to work, forge, lick, solve, make, figure out, form, mould, sour, work, exploit, go, play, make for, mold, puzzle out, act upon, process, crop, exercise, ferment, influence, work on, wreak, cultivate

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1. Chris Sheldrick:

   Addressing around the world actually doesn't work very well. The U.N. says that three-quarters of countries have an inadequate system. And you consider that a lot of nations in Africa and Brazil,( in) huge parts of the cities they just never made an address. And people live with no way of describing where they live.

2. Alexander Dobrindt:

   It is very controversial whether sanctions against Russia work as they are meant to.

3. Ernest Sternberg:

   That concept did not work. It is hard to know how much of the decline was caused by the plaza itself or the population and business decline that was happening at the time.

4. Lenny Curry:

   The math is clear, vaccines work, restrictions to our economy and personal freedoms are not the answer.

5. Tracy Stewart:

   Gemma Allen says. To keep your relationship as blissful as possible, talk about how you ’ll split expenses such as rent, food and utilities, along with unexpected items such as car repairs or if a baby comes along. Consider opening a joint bank account in addition to your regular accounts to pay for shared expenses. You may not want to split every expense either, so decide what will be kept separate and if you ’ll want to discuss individual purchases over a certain dollar limit. Since you may cohabitate for a long time or eventually marry, talk about short - and long-term financial goals. Think about the financial impact of these goals and how you ’ll work together to achieve them, save for shared goals in separate accounts and contribute the amount that Gemma Allen agree Gemma Allen can each afford.