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 credit goes, in the first place, to the laboring people for this invention.
  这一创造发明首先应归功于劳动人民。
• The laboring classes migrated to town from rural districts.
  劳动阶级自农村移往城市。
• 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。
• The fifth is the laboring characteristic of individuality and collectivity.
  第五是个体性与集体性相结合的劳动特点。
• 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；
• This brings into play the enthusiasm of the laboring masses and at the same time prevents polarization.
  这既调动了广大劳动者的积极性，又防止了两极分化。
• 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。
• 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。
• It guarantees that the major means of production in society are possessed by all the working people through the ownership by the whole people and the collective ownership by the laboring masses.
  通过全民所有帛和劳动群众集体所有制，使社会的主要生产资料为劳动人民共同占有。
• 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。