office
/ˈɔfɪs/A room or building where people work at desks, usually using computers.
Example: I take the bus to the office every morning.

A110 words · Beginner
Workplace vocabulary that names ordinary places where people work, from an office and a hospital to a shop and a restaurant.

A room or building where people work at desks, usually using computers.
Example: I take the bus to the office every morning.

A place where children go to learn from teachers.
Example: My mother teaches at the school near the park.

A place where ill people stay and get help from doctors and nurses.
Example: She works nights at the city hospital.

A building where you go in and buy things.
Example: I work in a small shop on the high street.

A place where people keep their money and can borrow more.
Example: He opened an account at the bank this morning.

A building where travellers pay to sleep for one or more nights.
Example: We stayed in a quiet hotel near the station.

A place where you sit down, order a meal and pay for it.
Example: They eat lunch at the restaurant across the road.

Land with fields and buildings where crops grow and animals live.
Example: My grandparents live on a farm with many sheep.

The room where meals are cooked.
Example: The chefs are busy in the hotel kitchen.

An open place with many small stalls where people sell things.
Example: We buy fresh fish at the market every Saturday.
