labouring in English

verb

1

work hard; make great effort.

they labored from dawn to dusk in two shifts

synonyms: work, work hard, toil, slave (away), grind away, struggle, strive, exert oneself, work one's fingers to the bone, work like a dog, work like a Trojan, slog away, plug away, travail, moil, strive, struggle, endeavor, work, try, work hard, try hard, make every effort, do one's best, do one's utmost, do all one can, give one's all, go all out, fight, put oneself out, apply oneself, exert oneself, bend/lean/fall over backwards, pull out all the stops, bust a gut, bust one's chops

adjective

toiling, drudging

verb

work, strive, overemphasize, suffer from, push, grind
work, work hard, toil, slave (away), grind away, struggle, strive, exert oneself, work one's fingers to the bone, work like a dog, work like a Trojan, slog away, plug away, travail, moil
strive, struggle, endeavor, work, try, work hard, try hard, make every effort, do one's best, do one's utmost, do all one can, give one's all, go all out, fight, put oneself out, apply oneself, exert oneself, bend/lean/fall over backwards, pull out all the stops, bust a gut, bust one's chops
overemphasize, belabor, overstress, overdo, strain, overplay, make too much of, exaggerate, dwell on, harp on
suffer from, be a victim of, be deceived by, be misled by
push, tug, drive
grind, dig, fag, drudge, moil, travail, toil

Use "labouring" in a sentence

1. He stood at the desk, labouring in his execrable handwriting.

2. It'seems to me that he's been labouring under a bit of a misapprehension.

3. Yes, and there's the Godolphin man, labouring along in the rear.

4. I could see the bus labouring up the steep, windy road.

5. 30 Men still appear to be labouring under the misapprehension that women want hairy, muscular men.

6. labouring -- and had run into the next room, which the lodgers, pressured by the father, were already approaching more rapidly.

7. 17 Among labouring poets, Mary Leapor will prove a particularly strong instance of a satirist attacking her betters.

8. Although in other poems Leapor shows that labouring class women can be desperately unhappy in marriage, she is not unequivocal.

9. Synonyms for Beavering away include toiling, grinding, laboring, labouring, slaving, drudging, plodding, plowing, ploughing and plugging

10. In the old society, owing to cruel exploitation and succesive years of tangled warfare among warloads, the labouring people led a vagrant life. ...

11. Only five weeks after the October revolution, he had narrowed the group that could exercise the right to the labouring masses.

12. Or as it is said in glossario, Silvester is to say green, that is to wit, green in contemplation of heavenly things, and a toiler in labouring himself; he was umbrous or shadowous.

13. Though this depression affected almost all classes of people , the worst sufferers were the lower , middle and labouring classes who were the victims of unemployment and the cultivators who had to sell their produce at very low prices .

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15. 45, 50-1.) In the same year, 1883, the Reverend Augustus Jessop referred less helpfully to the dourness of rural life: "The swains of modern Arcady are very, very, very grim, they are no longer laughing animals." "Education is a patient creature", he wrote of another aspect of labouring culture, warming to his animal imagery, "but you may

16. Experienced in brickies labouring, Was on the trowel for around a year Only a young fella but Bricklayings always had my back Been doing it around six years I’m happy to even come lay bricks on 18 an hour just to learn even more I do already know how to lay bricks to an extent so wouldn’t be a bad investment but I’m definitely a good