Pronunciation: /wɜːrk wɛl/
noun a task or activity that requires physical or mental effort
A1 My new computer mouse works well.
A2 The team's collaboration at work well impressed their manager.
B1 Good communication between departments is essential for a company to work well.
B2 The project team's ability to work well together led to the successful completion of the task.
C1 The orchestra's performance was a result of their ability to work well with each other.
C2 The intricate dance routine required the dancers to work well in sync with each other.
adverb in a good or satisfactory manner
A1 I work well with my classmates.
A2 She can work well under pressure.
B1 The new software seems to work well on most devices.
B2 He has proven to work well in leadership roles.
C1 The team's collaboration has been working well for the past few months.
C2 The company's new marketing strategy is working well to increase sales.
formal It is essential for a team to work well together in order to achieve success.
informal When everyone pitches in and communicates effectively, things just seem to work well.
slang Our group project turned out awesome because we all just clicked and worked well.
figurative The gears of a well-oiled machine work well together to produce a seamless operation.
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