Definition of working paper in English:

working paper

noun ˈwəːkɪŋ ˌpeɪpə

1An official document certifying that a person is eligible to undertake paid work in a particular country, region, etc.; specifically (in some states in the United States) a document entitling a person under a particular age (usually 16 or 18) to be employed. Now chiefly in plural Compare working card.
2North American Accounting. In plural A set of documents or files in which an auditor records and holds the preliminary data for an audit.
3A report written by an official committee or group appointed to investigate some aspect of law, education, health, etc., often containing recommendations for action based on its findings.
4A preliminary draft or version of an academic paper made available for commentary, discussion, or feedback.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From working + paper.

Definition of working paper in US English:

working paper

nounˈwəːkɪŋ ˌpeɪpə

1An official document certifying that a person is eligible to undertake paid work in a particular country, region, etc.; specifically (in some states in the United States) a document entitling a person under a particular age (usually 16 or 18) to be employed. Now chiefly in plural Compare working card.
2North American Accounting. In plural A set of documents or files in which an auditor records and holds the preliminary data for an audit.
3A report written by an official committee or group appointed to investigate some aspect of law, education, health, etc., often containing recommendations for action based on its findings.
4A preliminary draft or version of an academic paper made available for commentary, discussion, or feedback.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From working + paper.

单词	working paper
释义	Definition of working paper in English: working paper noun ˈwəːkɪŋ ˌpeɪpə 1An official document certifying that a person is eligible to undertake paid work in a particular country, region, etc.; specifically (in some states in the United States) a document entitling a person under a particular age (usually 16 or 18) to be employed. Now chiefly in plural Compare working card. 2North American Accounting. In plural A set of documents or files in which an auditor records and holds the preliminary data for an audit. 3A report written by an official committee or group appointed to investigate some aspect of law, education, health, etc., often containing recommendations for action based on its findings. 4A preliminary draft or version of an academic paper made available for commentary, discussion, or feedback. Origin Mid 19th century. From working + paper. Definition of working paper in US English: working paper nounˈwəːkɪŋ ˌpeɪpə 1An official document certifying that a person is eligible to undertake paid work in a particular country, region, etc.; specifically (in some states in the United States) a document entitling a person under a particular age (usually 16 or 18) to be employed. Now chiefly in plural Compare working card. 2North American Accounting. In plural A set of documents or files in which an auditor records and holds the preliminary data for an audit. 3A report written by an official committee or group appointed to investigate some aspect of law, education, health, etc., often containing recommendations for action based on its findings. 4A preliminary draft or version of an academic paper made available for commentary, discussion, or feedback. Origin Mid 19th century. From working + paper.
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