laboring

英 [ˈleɪbərɪŋ]

美 [ˈleɪbərɪŋ]

n.  劳动；操劳
adj.  劳动的

COCA.30427

英英释义

adj

• doing arduous or unpleasant work
  1. drudging peasants
  2. the bent backs of laboring slaves picking cotton
  3. toiling coal miners in the black deeps
  Synonym:drudginglabouringtoiling

双语例句

• In america's ideal of freedom, citizens find the dignity and security of economic independence, instead of laboring on the edge of subsistence.
  在美国的自由理想中，公民们发现了经济独立带来的尊严和保障，而不是徘徊在生存边缘的辛苦劳作。
• The point needs no laboring. That is all that need be said.
  这一点无须详述，这就是所有要说的。
• It was forbidden to laboring people in the past, hence the name the Forbidden City.
  由于以前的平民百姓禁止进入故宫，因此又名紫禁城。
• Laboring muscles burn oxygen rapidly and pour out waste carbon dioxide.
  劳动着的肌肉能迅速燃烧氧气，放出废料二氧化碳。
• Taxation bears hard on the laboring people in capitalist countries.
  在资本主义国家里赋税沉重地压在劳动人民头上。
• Laboring in the wind and rain is hard and joyous for people, full of cool melancholy.
  在风雨中的劳作是艰辛的也是欢愉的，蓄满微凉的忧郁。
• The aim of Marx studying economics is to safeguard the interests of laboring people.
  马克思研究经济学的动因是为了捍卫劳动人民的物质利益。
• Actually, the laboring man has not leisure for a true integrity day by day;
  确实，操劳的人终日难得一时闲暇，让自己渐臻完美；
• Economic equality has motivated the laboring people to a great extent and brought about speedy growth of the Chinese economy.
  经济上的平等，极大地调动了劳动者的积极性，使中国经济获得迅速发展。
• The leaders often go into the midst of the laboring masses.
  领导们常常深入到劳动群众当中去。