Meaning of workshop in English
workshop
noun [ C ]
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workshopnoun(ROOM)

a room or building where things are made or repaired using machines and/or tools:

a carpenter's/printer's workshop

an engineering workshop

workshopnoun(MEETING)
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a meeting of people to discuss and/or perform practical work in a subject or activity:

a drama/poetry/training workshop

The organization runs a stress-management workshop.

a workshop session/production

workshop
verb [ T ]
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to prepare a play for being shown in a theatre by discussing and working on different versions of it:

The show was workshopped in May 2014 at the Courtyard Theatre.

workshop
noun [ C ]
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workshopnoun(ROOM WITH TOOLS)

a space in a building equipped with tools and often machines for making or repairing things

workshopnoun(MEETING WITH PURPOSE)

a meeting in which people discuss and show how to do a job or perform an activity, so that everyone can learn:

a teacher-training workshop

workshop
noun [ C ]
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a room or building where things are made or repaired using machines or tools:

The amber products are produced in the workshop.

A truck that does a 1,500 mile roundtrip requires five days in the workshop when it gets back.

a meeting in which people learn about a subject by discussing it or doing activities relating to it:

They offer a series of bilingual workshops on budgeting, marketing and managing a business.

A series of workshops for restaurant managers was set up.

do/hold/run a workshop Belinda runs workshops addressing issues related to working from home.

The rest of the day they listened to speakers and attended workshops about leadership.