workshopwork‧shop /ˈwɜːkʃɒp $ ˈwɜːrkʃɑːp/ ●●○ S3 W3 noun [countable] 
They held a number of music workshops and seminars.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES
- a theater workshop for high school students
- A straw bale workshop convenes on Saturday.
- A two-day event of guest lectures, seminars and workshops was held in June.
- As well as receiving your letters, we like to meet you at the Royal Show, reader workshops and garden visits.
- By day they give workshops in schools trying to de-mystify classic works for schoolchildren.
- Employees may return from a seminar or workshop feeling empowered, energetic, creative, and open to new alternatives.
- In addition, each Sunday the Carnivorous Plant Society will hold a workshop on growing them.
- This past spring, parents were treated to two workshops on the good and bad points of commercial television.
WORD SETS
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COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY They held a number of music workshops and seminars.COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
1a room or building where tools and machines are used for making or repairing things2a meeting at which people try to improve their skills by discussing their experiences and doing practical exerciseswriters’/drama/music etc workshop They held a number of music workshops and seminars. (=place where a craftsman or woman works)
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE· This is done in both large factories and small workshops.· Town weavers in places like Manchester worked in small numbers in workshops.· This contraction was most severely felt by the few employees in the smaller workshops.· Particularly significant, was the fact that most workers were employed on a casual basis in very small workshops.· Within their limited means, they provide community services, education programmes and support small workshop projects.· Another small extension contains a small forge and workshop, where the millwright carried out repairs.· They started in small workshops in the upper course valleys of the River Don and its tributaries, such as the River Sheaf.
NOUN· In the craft workshop there's the opportunity to enjoy painting and drawing, basketwork and tapestry.· At Balnakeil, reached along a side road, is an establishment of craft workshops.· Attractions include jazz bands, a punch and judy show, craft workshops and an outdoor display of visual arts.· There were craft workshops, shops and counting houses for the commercial and artisan community.· There is a big demand for craft workshops.· Also coarse fishing and craft workshops.
· A more sophisticated version of this type is the Tabriz loom, used primarily by workshop groups.
· Making music: A percussion and music workshop for children takes place at Liverpool's Philharmonic Hall tomorrow at 11.15am.
· Convene an instant training workshop aimed at brainstorming out ten profit-making opportunities.· The first two of a series of four two-week training workshops for would-be small-scale miners were held in Bulawayo and Chegutu respectively.· The original experiment was intended principally for teachers and the parents of their pupils and entailed attending training workshops for one year.
VERB· Anyone unemployed for a year will have to attend a special workshop.· Today middle-class parents read books on toddler development, attend parent workshops, and learn how to talk so children will listen.· The course is taught partly in College, where students attend lectures, seminars workshops and tutorials, and partly in schools.· I had previously attended several workshops and had been introduced to several software packages.· In this case Highlander staff will invite the group to attend a residential video workshop at the Highlander Center.
· Police discovered Mr Jowett's fingerprints on the device, and found parts used to build it in his workshop.· The Duchy of Cornwall is investing £2.5m in the scheme to build 79 small business workshops in the city's Jewellery Quarter.
· The group of about 30 actors has toured the country and conducted summer workshops.· Big talker and longtime Tucsonan Martin Rivera will conduct a free workshop for those interested in the time-honored art of storytelling.· He travels the country conducting workshops and has published eight pieces of Classical music for students.
· In addition, each Sunday the Carnivorous Plant Society will hold a workshop on growing them.· It holds workshops and publishes papers.· It also holds workshops on media awareness training.· Spokesman Frank Losco said the board held several public workshops and meetings regarding new diversions from the river.· Detectives now believe that 25-year-old Stephanie was held in a large workshop or warehouse type building.
· The exhibition is open until July 18 and includes workshops and lectures.· Synder stresses the gala includes plenty of activities for kids, including ornament-making workshops.· As well as providing background music, the stand will include an ongoing workshop demonstrating the process of producing new pieces.· This category includes good quality Persian workshop items, silk Quooms, Kayserias and some exceptional Persian village and tribal rugs.· The programme will include workshops on Healing and Worship.· The style is flexible and designed with the organisation to include company-specific workshops and case material, study days and consultancy projects.
· It offers a nine-month workshop in print, radio and television journalism to graduates at its training centre in Brussels.· Still, it is sad that the King Center no longer offers workshops on nonviolence.· Museums are responding by offering family programs, workshops, classes and art talks by curators, scholars and artists.· The Service Corps of Retired Executives is offering a workshop to show you how.
· Later he organised two workshops which involved the pupils creating and performing some of their own stories.
· They are relatively cheap and sometimes can be produced by a hospital workshop - or an imaginative husband!
· This also provides a valuable workshop for restoration of various projects, being a credit to all concerned.· Students are supported by a network of International Associate Institutions who provide workshops, counselling and fellowship to graduate students.· These provide a car repair workshop and facilities for woodworking, metal working, the construction trade and textiles.· On a more basic level, the local chapters provide regular forums and workshops.
· It also runs workshops and conferences for groups, employers and Training and Enterprise Councils etc.· Farmplan has an annual support fee, which also covers system upgrades, and it runs workshops for existing users.· We also ran day-long workshops throughout the region to help give prospective speakers more confidence.· Next weekend the county's Schools and Industry Association runs a series of workshops during a two-day business education partnership conference.· In early March actor Gary Masterson took time out during the day to run a workshop in the school.· Some local authorities and voluntary organizations also run workshops for disabled people.· It is also appointing a coordinator to promote research on electro-active polymers, and plans to run further workshops later this year.
· Leaving London behind to set up workshops producing simple functional items, taking the beauty of nature around them for their inspiration.· Leading teams through a one-day goal-setting workshop does not involve rocket science.
· I would come more and more into the joy of libraries and their books and writing workshops and theatre-going.· Then I found myself drawn into intense poetry writing workshops.· He still wrote articles and gave workshops.
They held a number of music workshops and seminars.