单词	toilsome
释义	toilsome /ˈtɔɪls(ə)m / adjective archaic or literary Involving hard or tedious work: toilsome chores... The specialized work seems interesting to outsiders but is actually toilsome, hard and even dangerous. The problem is that young people regard carving as a toilsome and profitless job. It preferred these short-cut means to the more toilsome efforts of building up a base through good governance, social reforms and ideological education of the cadres. Derivatives toilsomely /ˈtɔɪls(ə)mli/ adverb ... The figure they had seen the night before seemed slowly and toilsomely labouring to pile the large stones one upon another, as if to form a small enclosure. While Pompey was thus anxiously and toilsomely endeavoring to gain the sea-shore, Cæsar was completing his victory over the army which he had left behind him. He saw the farmer and the buffalo working toilsomely in the field and observed that countless worms were killed by the plough and treads. toilsomeness /ˈtɔɪls(ə)mnəs/ noun ... Certainly I acquired deeper respect for the sheer toilsomeness of the effort and for those who do it, day after day. They become discouraged at the hardness and toilsomeness of the way or at the little impression they are able to make on the world, and grow weary. They do not weigh the toilsomeness of their work and its benefit by their need for a good life; they instead consider it proof of what they are ‘worth.’
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