work station

British  

noun

1. an area in an office where one person works

2. computing a device or component of an electronic office system consisting of a display screen and keyboard used to handle electronic office work

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Example Sentences

Incense burned at the front near Jonas’ work station.

From Los Angeles Times

Grant Christiansen had tried to drive to Camp Baker, a Weyerhaeuser work station, to get tools, but his car had died.

From Literature

Ridge took it upon himself to keep the morgue area and hallways clean after noticing fluids on the floor for days, often having to work with decaying corpses just feet from his work station.

From Los Angeles Times

After Alvarez raised concerns, she said, management installed a fan by her work station.

From Los Angeles Times

Or—as he called it—his “work station.”

From Literature

Related Words

• desktop