desk
The main desk in a hotel, office, etc., where visitors go when they arrive.
A desk where visitors are received.
Refers to a desk of considerable size.
Refers to a desk of considerable size.
A desk used in an office environment.
The place at an airport or hotel where you check in.
A desk that is not large.
A place to go for information in a public building.
Refers to a desk of very large size.
A desk designed to hold a computer.
A service providing information and support to users.
A desk used by students in a school.
Refers to a very large and heavy desk.
The primary service desk in a location.
A desk made of wood.
The reception desk in a hotel.
A desk providing a particular service to customers.
An untidy or dirty desk.
A desk where people register for an event or service.
A desk with nothing on it.
A help desk, especially for technical issues.
A desk covered with many things in a disorderly way.
A desk that is not neatly arranged.
A desk staffed by security personnel.
The department of a news organization that processes news.
The desk in a library where you can ask for information.
A large, high-quality desk suitable for an executive.
A desk specifically for writing.
The place in a store where you pay for goods.
A desk made of metal.
Where a television presenter sits.
An old and valuable desk.
A desk made from oak wood.
A desk where financial trading is conducted.
Where news text is edited.
A desk made from mahogany wood.
A desk with its top surface covered in leather.
Indicates location, sitting and working at a desk.
Indicates that something is on the surface of the desk.
Used with specific types of service desks (e.g., at the check-in desk).
Indicates being on the other side of a desk from the speaker.
Indicates a person is working at a specific desk (e.g., the man on the information desk).
To be seated in a chair at a desk.
To remove items from the surface of a desk.
To remove dirt from a desk.
To go away from one's desk.
To telephone a service desk.
To rise from a sitting position at a desk.
For items to be spread over the surface of a desk.
To have the job of being at a service desk.
To empty and clean the inside of a desk.
For many items to be scattered untidily over a desk.
For work or a request to arrive, often unexpectedly.
To be in charge of a service desk.
For a document or task to come to someone's attention.
To be present at a desk to do a job.
For news or a task to arrive suddenly.
For work or a request to be received by someone.
A chair designed to be used at a desk.
A lamp for use on a desk.
A sliding compartment in a desk.
A job done in an office at a desk.
The flat upper surface of a desk.
The area available on a desk.
A telephone that sits on a desk.
The employees who work at a service desk.
A receptionist, especially in a hotel.
A calendar designed to sit on a desk.
Work assignment at a desk, often as a temporary change.
A diary for appointments, designed for a desk.
An officer who works at a desk, not in the field.
An editor who works in the office, not as a correspondent.
someone who works at a desk