英:[ˈleɪbə(r)]
美:[ˈleɪbər]
英:[ˈleɪbə(r)]
美:[ˈleɪbər]
复数:labours
第三人称单数:labours
现在分词:labouring
过去式:laboured
过去分词:laboured
词根:labor
adj.labored 吃力的;费劲的;不自然的
laboring 劳动的
laboured 吃力的;缓慢的;矫揉造作的
labouring 劳动的;费劲的
adv.laboriously 辛苦地;费力地;不流畅地
n.labor 劳动;工作;劳工;分娩
laborer 劳动者;工人
labourer 劳动者;劳工
laboring 劳动;操劳
labouring 劳动
v.labored 工作;劳动;分娩(labor的过去分词)
laboured 干苦力活(labour的过去分词)
labouring 劳动;努力;为…所苦恼;艰难地行进(labour的ing形式)
vi.labor 劳动;努力;苦干
vt.labor 详细分析;使厌烦
Noun
1. a social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages;
"there is a shortage of skilled labor in this field"
2. concluding state of pregnancy; from the onset of labor to the birth of a child;
"she was in labor for six hours"
3. productive work (especially physical work done for wages);
"his labor did not require a great deal of skill"
Verb
1. work hard;
"She was digging away at her math homework"
"Lexicographers drudge all day long"
2. strive and make an effort to reach a goal;
"She tugged for years to make a decent living"
"We have to push a little to make the deadline!"
"She is driving away at her doctoral thesis"
3. undergo the efforts of childbirth
labour forcen. 劳动力
surplus labour【政治经济学】剩余劳动(力),【经济学】剩余劳动
labour party劳工党
division of labour分工
labour unionn. [美]工会
labour productivity劳动生产率
cheap labour廉价劳动力;廉价劳工
labour forv. 努力争取
manual labour体力劳动;手工劳动
labour cost人工成本
labour law劳动法
labour movement工人运动
new labour新工党
labour day劳动节
child labour童工
hard labour强迫劳役
labour dispute劳资争议
international labour organization国际劳工组织
ministry of labour劳工部
physical labour体力劳动
主要是英国英语拼写的 labor(参见 q.v.); 拼写方面,请参见 -or。大写的 L-,缩写为“英国工党”,始见于1892年; 工党的名称本身可以追溯到1886年。
劳动
劳动力
劳动者
劳动保险
劳动保护
Middle English: from Old French labour (noun), labourer (verb), both from Latin labor 'toil, trouble'
1 Insight too is expected into her decision to speak at the 2008 Labour Conference, introducing Gordon Brown as "my husband, the leader of your party, your prime minister".
2 Published in 1929, it describes an election ending in a hung parliament in which neither Labour nor Tories can form a majority.
3 Her husband laboured at the plant for 17 years.
她丈夫在厂里辛勤工作了17年。
4 So I stuck with the Labour party all these years.
5 For example, when the Labour government won a Commons division on top-up university fees by just five votes, Straw warned Blair not to push his luck too far.
6 Photograph: Martin Argles for the Guardian On Saturday 25 September the Guardian was full of speculation about who the next leader of the Labour party might be.
7 This is a problem with all the memoirs from actors of the New Labour years, those which have already been published, and those which have yet to come.
8 Labour is divided equally on set, with each brother taking the reins on alternate camera setups.
9 When he says the world is a place of contradictions, Labour's longest-serving prime minister is really talking about himself.
10 What was more, the gallery had been opened by Clement Attlee in 1950 as part of the Labour party's postwar commitment to ensuring popular appreciation of the arts as part of a social democratic state.
11 Follett, the bestselling novelist and New Labour donor, entered similar territory last year when he raised the curtain on an award for good writing, though it was accompanied by some laughter from the wings.
12 This account of Labour's postwar general election victory and the subsequent programme of nationalisation is about as partial as they come.
13 He put it in a bottom drawer when he took a job with a non-partisan thinktank, and left it there until he returned to working full-time for Labour.
14 Still, I suppose I've been brought up that, whatever happens, you vote Labour.
15 But, although Labour ends up with a slender majority of three after the October 1974 election, things get rougher and tougher.
16 In contrast to Labour, which has selected more women than men, fewer than a third of the Conservative party's candidates in these seats are female.
17 Both are engineers, vegans and Labour supporters, in a staunchly Conservative part of the country.
18 The stoking of fear precipitates the murder of the Labour Party M.P.
19 The task of governing required New Labour to make concessions.
20 All knowledge originates from labour.
一切知识起源于劳动.
1 开
open wide sized on out size opening carat boil pioneer grub run hold drive serve fire shoot switch channel mine hole pool quote blow extract prescribe plow spoof plough cleave chauffeur furrow broach asunder
3 劳作
4 产前阵痛
5 苦恼
troubled anguished vexed fretful trouble conflict upset torture fret oppression agony vexation distress afflict chagrin harrow bedevil lacerate beleaguer ride rock tear writhe ail
7 努力奋斗
8 体力劳动者
15 任务
business Job charge task responsibility proposition undertaking darg work job role mission commission assignment errand duty
16 详细论述
17 阵痛
21 麻烦
mean tight complicated sticky awkward worrying complicate cumbersome troublesome inconvenient pesky tiring perverse worrisome onerous ill bothersome laborious tiresome touchy perplexing spiny untoward niggling vexatious parlous pernickety lumbersome plaguesome tsoris matter worry trouble bother grief annoyance squall botheration moil plague inconvenience
22 工作
work post Job activity practice position performance operation employ appointment occupation blitz billet go operate on occupational OP job situation working grip undertaking yakka métier function tick functional service task employment patch assignment gig vocation serve perform tenant professional business do operating operational run piece effort shop contract lay occasion ongoing pursuit proposition racket thrift travail dinkum statice operationalize
23 苦干
grub toil painstaking push slog pound dig grind elbow grease
25 工会
27 劳动力
28 生产
productive production making birthing have produce get out turn out put out bring forth bring out
29 分娩
term delivery childbirth childbearing birthing parturition accouchement have deliver travail be brought to bed birth confinement obstetric puerperal brought to bed give birth be confined lying-in childbed
30 困惑
dizzy distraction fog tangle daze quandary perplexity swither boggle flummox discombobulate floor throw confuse distract gravel baffle evade embarrass confound perplex discomfit get exercise fox lick stump stagger take aback be hung up tie in knots in a fog
31 不自然
stiff unnatural grotesque strained frigid self-conscious contrived factitious inhibit constrain
32 体力劳动
33 艰难地做
34 尽力
35 疲倦
mondayish weary wearing languid jadish heaviness frazzle tucker languor lassitude tire jade languish pump outwear
36 努力
hard strenuous try cost application effort struggle bid endeavour exertion drive attempt aim strive exert pain push fly bother sweat scrabble vigour botheration strain bust chops strenuously doing work Bid be at pains at a stretch arduous exertive start endeavor stab diligence hustle tug stagger intension paroxysm nisus conation conatus study apply strike stretch fend hump heave seventh inning touch
37 世事