worksprint
nounUK /ˈwɜːk.sprɪnt/
US /ˈwɝːk.sprɪnt/
A short, fast time when people work hard together to finish a job.
Our team did a two-week worksprint to build the new website.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A brief period of intense effort at school or at home to get something done.
She had a homework worksprint before dinner.
3. A planned short meeting where people race to solve one problem.
The teachers held a worksprint to fix the schedule.
4. A quick, focused stretch of work followed by a rest.
After a 25-minute worksprint, we took a five-minute break.