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

• The rebels labeled the labor laboring in the laboratory and lavatory.
  反叛者给在实验室和舆洗室劳动的劳工贴上标签。
• 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；
• 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。
• This struggle has been the United States and the world laboring women's enthusiastic support and response.
  这一斗争得到了美国和世界广大劳动妇女的热烈支持和响应。
• Labor assessment units are a common part of care for laboring women at North American hospitals, providing opportunities for primary and secondary prevention of complications.
  分娩评价单位是北美医院中对分娩妇女进行的一种通用的护理部分，提供对首要和次要并发症预防的机会。
• Cities grew rapidly, a large laboring class developed.
  城市在迅速地发展，结果导致劳动大军的发展。
• 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。
• 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。
• Some people, laboring under the belief that tourism serves as an engine of economic growth, seem to ignore its negative effects on the environment.
  有些人认为旅游业是经济发展的引擎，似乎忽视了其对环境的负面影响。
• In the old society the laboring people suffered oppression and exploitation, getting along like beasts of burden.
  在旧社会，劳动人民受压迫受剥削，过着牛马一样的生活。