toil如何读

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toil英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vi. 长时间或辛苦地工作 work hard,labor with little reward or relief
n.(名词)
  1. [U]报酬很低的苦活 hard work with little reward;drudgery

toil是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 圈套,阴谋
  2. 苦工,苦役
  3. 辛苦,劳累,劳苦,劳碌
  4. 难事,困境
  5. 罗网,罗纲,纲
  6. 魔力,迷惑力
  7. 劳动,工作
  8. 心血,血汗
  9. 迷魂阵
v. (动词)
  1. 苦干,辛苦地工作,辛勤劳动,辛劳
  2. 艰难地行进,跋涉,艰难缓慢地移动
  3. 耕种
  4. 费力地做
  5. 使…过度劳累

toil变形

第三人称单数:toils

现在分词:toiling

过去式:toiled

过去分词:toiled

toil词根

词根:toil

adj.

toilsome 辛苦的;劳苦的;费力的

n.

toiler 劳动者;辛苦工作的人

toil英英释义

noun (1)

long strenuous fatiguing labor

struggle, battle

laborious effort

verb

intransitive verb

to work hard and long

to proceed with laborious effort : plod

transitive verb

archaic overwork

archaic to get or accomplish with great effort

noun (2)

a net to trap game

something by which one is held fast or inextricably involved : snare, trap—usually used in plural

caught in the toils of the law

toil词源中文解释

"努力工作",公元1300年,最初指的是"混乱、争议、争执",源自公元13世纪的盎格鲁-法语 toil,源自 toiler 的意思是"激动、搅动、纠缠、扭动",源自12世纪的古法语 toeillier,通常被认为源自拉丁语 tudiculare 的意思是"用小锤子压碎",源自 tudicula 的意思是"榨橄榄的磨坊,压碎的工具",源自拉丁语 tudes 的意思是"锤子",源自 PIE *tud-, *(s)teu- 的变体,意思是"推动、抚摸、敲击、打击"(参见 obtuse)。"努力、辛勤工作"的意义(1590年代)来自相关的动词(参见 toil(v.))。

toil词源英文解释

Noun (1) Middle English toile, from Anglo-French toyl, from toiller Verb Middle English, to argue, struggle, from Anglo-French toiller to make dirty, fight, wrangle, from Latin tudiculare to crush, grind, from tudicula machine for crushing olives, diminutive of tudes hammer; akin to Latin tundere to beat — more at contusion Noun (2) Middle French toile cloth, net, from Old French teile, Latin tela cloth on a loom — more at subtle

The first known use of toil was in the 14th century

toil儿童词典英英释义

toil1 of 2noun

long hard labor

toil2 of 2verb

to work hard and long

to go on with effort

toiling up a steep hill

toil1 of 2noun

long hard labor

toil2 of 2verb

to work hard and long

to go on with effort

toiling up a steep hill

toiletnoun

the act or process of dressing and making oneself neat

bathroom

a fixture that consists usually of a bowl that is flushed with water and a seat and is used for defecation and urination

toiletrynoun

something (as a soap, lotion, toothpaste, or cologne) used in grooming oneself

toiletrynoun

something (as a soap, lotion, toothpaste, or cologne) used in grooming oneself

toiletnoun

the act or process of dressing and making oneself neat

bathroom

a fixture that consists usually of a bowl that is flushed with water and a seat and is used for defecation and urination

toil1 of 2noun

long hard labor

toil2 of 2verb

to work hard and long

to go on with effort

toiling up a steep hill

toil1 of 2noun

long hard labor

toil2 of 2verb

to work hard and long

to go on with effort

toiling up a steep hill

toil 例句

1 On Fridays black people continued to be paid for their toil in the white world, and tsotsis and other muggers continued robbing them of their hard-earned pittance, often hacking and stabbing them to death.

2 I shall have to toil and moil all my days.

我必须一年到头拼命地干。

3 The toil was dull and mechanical, but at least he was moving, and at least every step took him closer to Lyra.

4 A nauseating smell rose and smacked me in the face, but I toiled as fast as I could.

5 All night, as they had toiled, Taran had heard the movements of warriors in the clearing, the voice of Morgant crying harsh, urgent commands.

6 Soon his men stood facing their captain—a tired crew, haggard with the long months of heat and the grinding toil of the passage to the Isle of France.

7 San Piedro children delighted in their field toil in part because of the social life it provided, in part because it furnished the illusion that a job had been included in the summer’s proceedings.

8 Honor lies in honest toil.

光荣在于诚恳地劳动.

9 I fear I swore—I choked back horror—I asked him why he toiled there, when he should rest.

10 Better yet, I might manage to make off with the theatre's copy, saving myself a good deal of toil and trouble.

11 Tuesday was a day of similar unremitting toil.

星期二是同样的连续不断的苦工。

12 Thus his youth had been spent in rude and ill-paid toil.

他的青年时期便是那样在干着报酬微薄的辛苦工作中消磨过去的。

13 The woodworkers toiled all through the night to complete the restraints, furnishing them with ambitious if crude engravings.

14 Every grain of it comes from hard toil.

粒粒皆辛苦。

15 Arthur’s were of the pitiful spectacle— the show of an earthly, sinful man, but the best of them, plodding along behind these three supernatural virgins; his doomed, courageous, vain toil.

16 Somehow each of them had become dear to him, if only because he had borne them so far with so much toil.

17 In the boiler room, the men took turns manning the pumps to keep the water out, but they knew they were toiling for nothing.

18 Du Bois’s words: “The Codes spoke for themselves....No open-minded student can read them without being convinced they meant nothing more nor less than slavery in daily toil.”

19 Nothing commemorates the site, only rubble and faded signs in overgrown thickets where hundreds of men once toiled and sometimes died.

20 They soon started seeing the sales to justify their toil.

很快,销售额证明他们的辛苦没有白费。

toil 同义词

1 苦役

slavery

4 苦活

sweat slavery

7 艰难地行进

struggle

8 迷惑力

fascination

9 跋涉

trudge journey wade

11 过度劳累

strain overburden

12 补假

time off in lieu

19 使过度劳累

overburden

20 努力工作

sweat graft

23 苦战

sprattle hassle

24 累活

fag donkey work

25 辛劳

sweatily pains task

27

class

31 艰难地行走

wade

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