nurse, A person who looks after ill people in a hospital, occupation, A formal word for the job that a person does, office, A room or building where people work at desks, painter, A person who paints pictures, or who paints walls and doors, pharmacy, (American English) A place where medicine is prepared and given to people, photographer, A person who takes photographs as a job, pilot, A person who flies an aeroplane, police officer, A person who works for the police and keeps people safe, queen, A woman who rules a country because she comes from a royal family, receptionist, A person who welcomes visitors at a hotel or an office and answers the phone, secretary, A person who types letters and arranges meetings for a boss, shop assistant, A person who works in a shop and serves the customers, shopper, A person who is walking round the shops and buying things, singer, A person who sings songs as a job, staff, All the people who work for a company, student, A person who studies at a school or university, teacher, A person whose job is to teach, tennis player, A person who plays tennis, tour guide, A person whose job is to take groups of tourists round a place and tell them about it, travel agent, A person who helps you plan and book holidays and flights, uniform, Special clothes that all the workers in a place wear, waiter, A man who brings food and drink to the customers in a restaurant, waitress, A woman who brings food and drink to the customers in a restaurant, work, (verb) To do a job, worker, A person who does a job, especially with their hands, working hours, The hours of the day when you are at your job

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