英语词汇“labouring”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN► class

· Although in other poems Leapor shows that labouring class women can be desperately unhappy in marriage, she is not unequivocal.· Relatively little attention has been paid to the origins of labouring class poetry.· Stephen Duck, however, is not the first instance of a labouring class poet in the eighteenth century.· His poetry often depicts labouring class life vividly.· For the most part, however, the labouring classes did not move very far.· Day schooling was received by only a minority of children from the labouring classes, in some parishes a very tiny one.· The claims made for these poems, however, reveal some of the difficulties in a discussion of labouring class poetry.· Behind this passage may lie the assumption that labouring class poets were fundamentally impostors.

► people

· It should, however, be observed that labouring people produced numerous prose works during this time.· Negative comments on poetry written by labouring people often entailed some depreciation of labour itself.

PHRASES FROM THE ENTRY► labouring class/family etc

Although in other poems Leapor shows that labouring class women can be desperately unhappy in marriage, she is not unequivocal.
Day schooling was received by only a minority of children from the labouring classes, in some parishes a very tiny one.
Even 2 out of every 3 farm labouring families stayed put and overall 3 out of every 4 households remained virtually the same.
For the most part, however, the labouring classes did not move very far.
His poetry often depicts labouring class life vividly.
Relatively little attention has been paid to the origins of labouring class poetry.
Stephen Duck, however, is not the first instance of a labouring class poet in the eighteenth century.
The claims made for these poems, however, reveal some of the difficulties in a discussion of labouring class poetry.

单词	labouring
释义	labouringla‧bour‧ing British English, laboring American English /ˈleɪbərɪŋ/ adjective [only before noun] Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN► class · Although in other poems Leapor shows that labouring class women can be desperately unhappy in marriage, she is not unequivocal.· Relatively little attention has been paid to the origins of labouring class poetry.· Stephen Duck, however, is not the first instance of a labouring class poet in the eighteenth century.· His poetry often depicts labouring class life vividly.· For the most part, however, the labouring classes did not move very far.· Day schooling was received by only a minority of children from the labouring classes, in some parishes a very tiny one.· The claims made for these poems, however, reveal some of the difficulties in a discussion of labouring class poetry.· Behind this passage may lie the assumption that labouring class poets were fundamentally impostors. ► people · It should, however, be observed that labouring people produced numerous prose works during this time.· Negative comments on poetry written by labouring people often entailed some depreciation of labour itself. Phrases PHRASES FROM THE ENTRY► labouring class/family etc Although in other poems Leapor shows that labouring class women can be desperately unhappy in marriage, she is not unequivocal. Day schooling was received by only a minority of children from the labouring classes, in some parishes a very tiny one. Even 2 out of every 3 farm labouring families stayed put and overall 3 out of every 4 households remained virtually the same. For the most part, however, the labouring classes did not move very far. His poetry often depicts labouring class life vividly. Relatively little attention has been paid to the origins of labouring class poetry. Stephen Duck, however, is not the first instance of a labouring class poet in the eighteenth century. The claims made for these poems, however, reveal some of the difficulties in a discussion of labouring class poetry. 1labouring class/family etc old-fashioned people who do hard physical work and who do not have a lot of money or power, considered as a group: They wanted to provide education for the labouring classes.2involving hard physical work: a labouring job
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