English - Hungarian

workshop

gb/wˈɚkʃˌɑp/ us/wˈɚkʃˌɑp/
A2 English
~ 2700
workshop, műhelyfoglalkozás, műhely
NOUN B1
1
Usage pattern:
to attend [a workshop] on [topic]
The company organized a workshop on effective communication.
A cég workshopot szervezett a hatékony kommunikáció témájában.
She attended a photography workshop over the weekend.
A hétvégén részt vett egy fotós workshopon.
The workshop will teach participants how to improve their writing.
We signed up for a woodworking workshop at the community center.
Learner examples
I went to a workshop about cooking.
Elmentem egy főzőworkshopra.
He joined a workshop to learn English.
Részt vett egy angoltanulási workshopon.
We had a workshop at school today.
She is in a painting workshop.
Common mistake:
Learners sometimes confuse 'workshop' with 'shop', thinking it means a place to buy things, but here it refers to an event.
Meaning
Event for learning or practicing skills
Collocations
attend a workshop |run a workshop |host a workshop |workshop participants |workshop facilitator
Synonyms
seminar (Usually more formal and less interactive than a workshop.) | training session (Focuses more on teaching specific skills, often in a workplace context.)
Antonyms
lecture (A lecture is usually one-way communication, while a workshop is interactive.)
Themes
education |business |arts |work |core_vocabulary
Definition

A meeting where people learn or practice something together.

A meeting or session in which a small group of people learn about a subject or practice a skill, often with interactive activities.

NOUN A2
2
Usage pattern:
to work in [a workshop]
The mechanic fixed my car in his workshop.
A szerelő a műhelyében javította meg az autómat.
Her workshop is full of woodworking tools.
A műhelye tele van famegmunkáló szerszámokkal.
The artist's workshop was cluttered with half-finished sculptures.
They built furniture in the small workshop behind the house.
Learner examples
My uncle has a workshop in his garage.
A nagybátyámnak műhelye van a garázsában.
We keep our tools in the workshop.
A szerszámainkat a műhelyben tartjuk.
He works in a car workshop.
The workshop is behind the house.
Common mistake:
Learners may confuse this meaning with the event meaning of 'workshop'; context usually clarifies it.
Meaning
Room for making or repairing things
Collocations
carpenter's workshop |mechanic's workshop |workshop tools |inside the workshop
Synonyms
studio (Used for creative work such as art or music rather than repairs or manufacturing.) | garage (Often used for repairing vehicles; less general than 'workshop'.)
Antonyms
office (An office is for desk-based work, not manual making or repairing.)
Themes
crafts |industry |daily life |work |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definition

A place where people make or fix things using tools.

A room or building where tools are kept and where practical work such as making or repairing objects is done.

Grammar
Dictionary form
workshop
IPA
GB/wˈɚkʃˌɑp/
US/wˈɚkʃˌɑp/
Syllables & stress
work - shop (2 syllables)
Stress on 1st syllable (work)
Word forms
Noun
  • Base: workshop
  • Plural: workshops
Word family
Forms
workshops noun
Core family
work verb A1 worker noun A2
Related words
workplace noun A2 workroom noun
Advanced or less common
workmanship noun B2
Expressions

hands-on workshop

1
/hˈændz ˈɔn wˈɚkʃˌɑp/
fixed phrase

Practical training event with active participation

A learning event where people do practical work instead of only listening.

Examples
  • The science center offers a hands-on workshop for kids.
  • We joined a hands-on workshop to build our own chairs.

run a workshop

1
/ɹˈʌn ə wˈɚkʃˌɑp/
fixed phrase

Organize and lead a training event

To plan and lead an event where people learn or practice skills.

Examples
  • She was invited to run a workshop on creative writing.
  • The trainer will run a workshop for new employees.

workshop session

1
/wˈɚkʃˌɑp sˈɛʃən/
fixed phrase

Single period for skill learning within event

One part of an event that is for learning or practicing skills.

Examples
  • The afternoon will include a workshop session on teamwork.
  • Each workshop session lasts about two hours.

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