worktable

(eg. origin, literature, human )

worktable Meaning of "worktable"

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Definition(s):

  • (n) a table designed for a particular task

Usage(s):

  1. In Buenos Aires' financial district, scores of people standing in line to change pesos for dollars watched the duel with England on televisions set up on a makeshift worktable.
  2. But her worktable is covered with songs, and through them she has developed a philosophy to help her survive.
  3. In a modest Warsaw apartment three intellectuals lean intently over a small worktable.

Quotes

  • "For us it is extremely important that the EU is involved in the modernization of our transit system. Recently, our Fuel and Energy Minister met EU Commissioner for Energy - our offers are at his worktable. Time is money. We look forward to your...
    on Jul 9, 2010 By: Mykola Azarov Source: NRCU - Ukrainian Radio

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