laboring
- IPA[ˈlāb(ə)riNG]
美式
- working at an unskilled manual occupation；working or moving with difficulty
- 釋義
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形容詞
- 1. working at an unskilled manual occupation the laboring classes
- 2. working or moving with difficulty his laboring heart calmed he had to yell to be heard over the sound of the laboring engine
- ▪ (of a ship) rolling or pitching heavily occasionally the laboring ship spat the caulking from some underwater seam
- 3. (of a woman) in labor; in the process of giving birth laboring women can use a washcloth or a spray of water to cool themselves down
- work, especially physical work: the price of repairs includes labour, parts, and VAT manual labour
- work hard; make great effort: they laboured from dawn to dusk she was patiently labouring over her sketchbooks
Oxford Dictionary
- work, especially hard physical work: the price of repairs includes labor and parts manual labor
- work hard; make great effort: they labored from dawn to dusk she was patiently laboring over her sketchbooks
Oxford American Dictionary
- working at an unskilled manual occupation: the labouring classes
Oxford Dictionary
- done with great effort and difficulty: his breathing was laboured
Oxford Dictionary
- done with great effort and difficulty: his breathing was becoming less labored
Oxford American Dictionary
- a political party formed to represent the interests of ordinary working people.
Oxford American Dictionary
- the mental activity required to manage or perform the routine tasks necessary for maintaining ... she wondered what would happen in a household where nobody did the emotional labor money makes the world go round, but it's unpaid emotional labor that keeps the wheels turning smoothly (and ensures your mother-in-law gets a birthday card)
Oxford American Dictionary
- labor involved in production rather than administration, maintenance, and other support services.
Oxford American Dictionary
- carry (a heavy load or object) with difficulty
Oxford American Dictionary
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