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

• 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。
• 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。
• 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 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。
• My father, who was laboring along with me, discovered something to be wrong with me, and told me to go home.
  我的父亲谁是劳动与我一起发现的东西是错误的我，并告诉我回家。
• From the economics theoretically analyzing and the fact circs of the economic process, the point of view of laboring create values, which have been popularity in many years does not have any fact significance.
  从经济学的理论分析和经济过程的实际情况看，社会上多年来流行的“劳动创造价值”的观点没有任何实际意义。
• 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。
• The chief content of laboring reclamation is to organize the prisoners to work.
  监狱劳动改造的主要内容是组织服刑人员进行生产劳动。
• The firm has been laboring under difficulties for the past year.
  这家公司在过去的一年里一直为难事所困扰。