line of work

noun phrase
UK /laɪn əv wɜːk/
US /laɪn əv wɝːk/

The kind of job a person does.

My aunt works in the medical line of work.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A person's area of expertise or specialization.

Teaching is her line of work, and she loves it.

3. The industry or sector in which someone earns a living.

He has been in the construction line of work for twenty years.

4. A regular activity or pursuit someone is engaged in.

Writing children's books is a rewarding line of work.