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View usage for: (ɑːʳdʒuəs) adjectiveSomething that is arduous is difficult and tiring, and involves a lot of effort. ...a long, hot and arduous journey. The task was more arduous than he had calculated. Synonyms: difficult, trying, hard, tough More Synonyms of arduous arduous in British English (ˈɑːdjʊəs) adjective1. requiring great physical or mental effort; difficult to accomplish; strenuous 2. hard to endure; harsh arduous conditions 3. hard to overcome or surmount; steep or difficult an arduous track Derived forms arduously (ˈarduously) adverb arduousness (ˈarduousness) noun Word origin C16: from Latin arduus steep, difficult arduous in American English (ˈɑrdʒuəs) adjective1. difficult to do; laborious; onerous 2. using much energy; strenuous SIMILAR WORDS: hard Derived forms arduously (ˈarduously) adverb arduousness (ˈarduousness) noun Word origin L arduus, steep < IE * er(ə)dh-, high, to grow (> L arbor, tree) < base * er-, to set in motion, run Examples of 'arduous' in a sentencearduous But it is a slow and arduous process.The journey to a more balanced world economy will be long and arduous.It has been a long and arduous journey.The campaign has been long and arduous.His skill at producing a sparkling lecture after a long and arduous journey was much admired.They leave the arduous task of compiling reports on forthcoming opponents and potential signings to their scouting teams.Free climbing is an extremely arduous process in which the climber uses only the natural features of the rock.The process is arduous and unglamorous.It's such an arduous trek.As they continued on their arduous trek, one man led the way while two at the back swept over their footprints with pine branches.At 19, she dropped out of college and spent five months on the arduous trek.Despite the awe and beauty of this world, it was equally a place of struggle, arduous and difficult to explore. In other languagesarduous British English: arduous ADJECTIVE Something that is arduous is difficult and tiring, and involves a lot of effort. ...a long, hot, and arduous journey. - American English: arduous
- Brazilian Portuguese: árduo
- Chinese: 艰难的
- European Spanish: arduo
- French: ardu
- German: mühsam
- Italian: arduo
- Japanese: つらい
- Korean: 고된
- European Portuguese: árduo
- Latin American Spanish: arduo
Chinese translation of 'arduous' adj - (= difficult and tiring)
- [task]
艰(艱)巨(鉅)的 (jiānjù de) - [journey]
艰(艱)苦的 (jiānkǔ de)
Definition difficult to accomplish The task was more arduous than he had calculated. Synonyms harsh steep fatiguing backbreaking toilsome (literary) Opposites light , easy , simple , no trouble , effortless , painless , child's play (informal) , facile , undemanding , no bother , easy-peasy (slang) Additional synonymsThe outlay so far has not been too burdensome. Synonyms troublesome, trying, taxing, difficult, heavy, crushing, exacting, oppressive, weighty, onerous, irksomeShe had set herself an exhausting schedule. Synonyms tiring, hard, testing, taxing, difficult, draining, punishing, crippling, fatiguing, wearying, gruelling, sapping, debilitating, strenuous, arduous, laborious, enervating, backbreaking Definition frightening because very difficult to deal with or overcome We have a formidable task ahead of us. Synonyms difficult, taxing, challenging, overwhelming, staggering, daunting, mammoth, colossal, arduous, very great, onerous, toilsome (literary) - arctic
- ardent
- ardour
- arduous
- area
- arena
- argot
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