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work for someone
1. to be employed by someone. She works for Scott Wallace. Who do you work for? 2. . to work as a substitute for someone. I will work for you while you are having your baby. Right now, I am working for Julie, who is out sick. See also: work work for something 1. to work for a group, company, etc. Everyone at the picnic works for the same employer. We work for the telephone company. 2. . to work for a certain amount of money. She says she works for a very good wage. I won't work for that kind of pay. 3. to work for an intangible benefit, such as satisfaction, glory, honor, etc. The pay isn't very good. I just work for the fun of it. Sam says he works for the joy of working. See also: work Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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