workareas

noun
UK /ˈwɜːkˌeəriəz/
US /ˈwɜːrkˌeriəz/

Workareas are special places where people go to do their jobs.

The factory has separate workareas for cutting, painting, and packing.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Parts of a computer screen where you can open and arrange different programs.

She arranged her workareas on the screen so she could see email and documents at once.

3. Sections of a building set aside for a particular kind of job.

The hospital's workareas include labs, exam rooms, and offices.

4. Spots in a workshop or garage where tools and materials are kept for making things.

Dad set up two workareas in the garage: one for wood and one for bikes.