work with in Chinese, work with translation by Nciku Chinese Dictionary

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work at something with the care and precision of a sculptor; work at something with great care

Those who work with their brains rule and those who work with their brawn are ruled.

1. To support one's education with income from one's own work.
2. Refers in particular to the reforming, helping and educating of adolescents with non-serious criminal behavior. It's characterized by part-time work and part-time study.

1. A red string; used as a metaphor to refer to correct political thought that permeates from the beginning to the end of an article or work; also used as a metaphor to refer to the theme and major threads that are shown from the beginning to the end of a literary work.
2. A boundary line drawn on blueprints for urban construction that divides land for construction and roads. It receives the name because it is usually drawn with a red line.

The stone monkey with infinite magic power in the Chinese classical work Journey to the West. A heroic figure with romantic feelings, he once caused chaos in the heavenly palace but finally accompanied Tangseng to go on a pilgrimage for Buddhist scriptures in ancient India.

1. physical or mental effort directed towards doing or making something
2. paid employment at a job or a trade, occupation, or profession
3. a duty, task, or undertaking
4. something done, made, etc, as a result of effort or exertion
5. materials or tasks on which to expend effort or exertion
6. another word for workmanship
7. the place, office, etc, where a person is employed
8. any piece of material that is undergoing a manufacturing operation or process; workpiece
9. decoration or...

1. using; by means of
2. accompanying; in the company of
3. possessing; having
4. concerning or regarding
5. in spite of
6. used to indicate a time or distance by which something is away from something else
7. in a manner characterized by
8. caused or prompted by
9. often used with a verb indicating a reciprocal action or relation between the subject and the preposition's object
10. Old English; related to Old Norse vith, Gothic withra, Latin vitricus stepfather, Sanskrit vitarám wider

to interchange work with play: 使工作与娱乐交替进行
to work with a will: 起劲地干
it is an honour to work with her: 和她一起工作是很光荣的
she's unpleasant to work with: 她很难一起共事
The factory compensated the worker who was injured at work with ten thousand dollars.: 工厂补偿给因工受伤的工人一万美元。