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Noun work-study has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: work-study Part of speech: noun Sense 1: - A program that enables students to combine work and education, usually within the context of higher education. - A financial aid program in which students work part-time while attending school to help offset their educational expenses. Example sentences: 1. The work-study program at the university allowed Sarah to gain practical experience while earning money to pay for her tuition. 2. Mark was grateful for the work-study opportunity as it helped him cover his books and living expenses. Part of speech: verb Sense 1: - To engage in a work-study program or experience. Example sentence: 1. She decided to work-study during the summer to gain practical skills in her field of interest. Part of speech: adjective Sense 1: - Describing a student who is engaged in a work-study program. Example sentence: 1. The work-study students were responsible for managing the campus library during their shifts. | ||||
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