Definition of work shadow in English:

work shadow

noun ˈwəːkˌʃadəʊ

British

1Attributive Designating a work shadowing scheme or exercise.
2A person accompanying another person at work in order to receive training, gain work experience, etc.; a participant in a work shadowing scheme. Also occasionally: an instance of work shadowing.

verb ˈwəːkˌʃadəʊ

British

1no object To participate in a work shadowing scheme.
2with object To accompany (a person) as part of a work shadowing scheme.

Origin

1980s. From work + shadow, after work shadowing
1980s; earliest use found in The Daily Telegraph. From work + shadow, after work shadow and work shadowing.

Definition of work shadow in US English:

work shadow

nounˈwəːkˌʃadəʊ

British

1Attributive Designating a work shadowing scheme or exercise.
2A person accompanying another person at work in order to receive training, gain work experience, etc.; a participant in a work shadowing scheme. Also occasionally: an instance of work shadowing.

verbˈwəːkˌʃadəʊ

British

1no object To participate in a work shadowing scheme.
2with object To accompany (a person) as part of a work shadowing scheme.

Origin

1980s. From work + shadow, after work shadowing<br>1980s; earliest use found in The Daily Telegraph. From work + shadow, after work shadow and work shadowing.

词汇	work shadow
释义	Definition of work shadow in English: work shadow noun ˈwəːkˌʃadəʊ British 1Attributive Designating a work shadowing scheme or exercise. 2A person accompanying another person at work in order to receive training, gain work experience, etc.; a participant in a work shadowing scheme. Also occasionally: an instance of work shadowing. verb ˈwəːkˌʃadəʊ British 1no object To participate in a work shadowing scheme. 2with object To accompany (a person) as part of a work shadowing scheme. Origin 1980s. From work + shadow, after work shadowing 1980s; earliest use found in The Daily Telegraph. From work + shadow, after work shadow and work shadowing. Definition of work shadow in US English: work shadow nounˈwəːkˌʃadəʊ British 1Attributive Designating a work shadowing scheme or exercise. 2A person accompanying another person at work in order to receive training, gain work experience, etc.; a participant in a work shadowing scheme. Also occasionally: an instance of work shadowing. verbˈwəːkˌʃadəʊ British 1no object To participate in a work shadowing scheme. 2with object To accompany (a person) as part of a work shadowing scheme. Origin 1980s. From work + shadow, after work shadowing<br>1980s; earliest use found in The Daily Telegraph. From work + shadow, after work shadow and work shadowing.
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