work ethic in Latin
work ethic in Latin is industria — work ethic means a person's attitude to work, and how hard, reliably and conscientiously they apply themselves to it.
work ethic in Latin
industria
What does "work ethic" mean?
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noun A person's attitude to work, and how hard, reliably and conscientiously they apply themselves to it.
"Her work ethic is the reason she was promoted twice in a year."
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noun A shared belief within a culture or organisation that hard work is virtuous and worth doing for its own sake.
"The company's work ethic runs on long hours and little praise."
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work ethic in a sentence
- Her work ethic is the reason she was promoted twice in a year.
- Talent got him into the squad; his work ethic kept him there.
- The company's work ethic runs on long hours and little praise.
- Sociologists still argue about the Protestant work ethic.
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What is "work ethic" in Latin?
"work ethic" in Latin is industria. work ethic means: A person's attitude to work, and how hard, reliably and conscientiously they apply themselves to it.
How do you use "work ethic" in a sentence?
Example: "Her work ethic is the reason she was promoted twice in a year." In Latin, "work ethic" is industria.
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