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Pronunciation

/workˈʃɒp/

A workshop (n): A place where people, especially craftspeople or artists, work on projects or learn new skills, often in a group setting.
- Definition: An informal or specialized training session or seminar, usually focused on a specific topic or activity.
- Example: “The woodworking workshop was filled with the sound of sawing and hammering.”
Workshop event (n): A gathering or meeting where participants collaborate, share ideas, or develop solutions.
- Definition: A forum for hands-on learning or problem-solving in a professional context.
- Example: “The marketing workshop helped small business owners improve their digital strategies.”

To attend a workshop (v): To participate in a workshop, usually as a learner or participant.
- Definition: Engage in a structured activity for learning or skill development.
- Example: “I’ll be attending a photography workshop next weekend.”
To run a workshop (v): To organize and facilitate a workshop, often as an instructor or facilitator.
- Definition: Lead or coordinate a session to teach or guide others.
- Example: “She’s running a writing workshop at the local library.”

Workshop-based (adj): Relating to or characterized by workshops or activities conducted in a workshop setting.
- Definition: Focused on practical exercises or hands-on learning.
- Example: “The workshop-based training program has been very effective.”

“Attend a workshop on X” refers to participating in a focused session on a particular subject.
“Run a DIY workshop” describes a self-guided or hands-on activity.
“Community workshop series” denotes a series of workshops open to the public.

Noun: “The art school offers a variety of workshops on painting techniques.”
Verb: “He led a workshop on public speaking to a group of aspiring entrepreneurs.”
Adjective: “The company’s workshop-based training improved employee productivity.”