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121 φιλόπονον
φιλόπονοςlaborious: masc /fem acc sgφιλόπονοςlaborious: neut nom /voc /acc sg -
122 fourmi
fourmi [fuʀmi]feminine noun* * *fuʀminom féminin Zoologie ant••avoir des fourmis dans les jambes — ( avoir des picotements) to have pins and needles in one's legs
* * *fuʀmi nf1) (= insecte) ant2) fig* * *fourmi nf1 Zool ant; fourmi ailée or volante winged ou flying ant; c'est un travail de fourmi it's a laborious task; faire un travail de fourmi to go through it with a fine-tooth comb;2 ( personne travailleuse) beaver;3 ( revendeur de drogue) small-time dealer.avoir des fourmis dans les jambes ( avoir des picotements) to have pins and needles in one's legs; ( être impatient) to have itchy feet; travailler comme une fourmi to be as busy as a bee.[furmi] nom féminin1. ENTOMOLOGIE ant2. [personne] busy bee3. (locution)————————de fourmi locution adjectivale -
123 pensum
(dated) pɛ̃sɔm nom masculin ( punition) imposition GB, punishment; ( tâche pénible) chore; ( ouvrage ennuyeux) laborious book* * *pɛ̃sɔm nm1) ÉDUCATION punishment exercise2) fig chore* * *pensum† nm ( punition) imposition GB, punishment; ( tâche pénible) chore; ( ouvrage ennuyeux) laborious book.[pɛ̃sɔm] nom masculin2. [corvée] chore -
124 operōsus
operōsus adj. with comp. [opera], full of labor, painstaking, active, busy, industrious, laborious: senectus: vates operose dierum, in regard to, O.—Of a medicine, efficacious, drastic: herbae, O.—Costing trouble, troublesome, toilsome, difficult, elaborate: labor: artes, handicrafts: opus: res, L.: mundi moles, artfully constructed, O.: carmina, H.: sepulcrum operosius, quam quod decem homines effecerint triduo: Divitiae, H.* * *operosa, operosum ADJpainstaking; laborious; elaborate -
125 faticoso
tiring( difficile) laborious* * *faticoso agg.1 hard, fatiguing, tiring, wearing: un lavoro faticoso, a tiring job2 ( difficile) laborious; difficult, arduous, heavy, tough.* * *[fati'koso]2) (difficoltoso) [ respirazione] difficult; [ inizio] laboured BE, labored AE* * *faticoso/fati'koso/ -
126 trabajosa
adj.&f.1 laborious, elaborate.2 imperfect, defective.3 painful (doloroso), hard.4 pale, sickly. (Medical)5 unhelpful (poco amable); bad-tempered (malhumorado). (Andes)* * *
trabajoso,-a adjetivo laborious, arduous: construir miniaturas es muy trabajoso, making miniatures is an arduous task
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hueso
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127 isotöinen
yks.nom. isotöinen; yks.gen. isotöisen; yks.part. isotöistä; yks.ill. isotöiseen; mon.gen. isotöisten isotöisien; mon.part. isotöisiä; mon.ill. isotöisiinlaborious (adje)toilsome (adje)* * *• arduous• laborious• toilsome -
128 raskas
yks.nom. raskas; yks.gen. raskaan; yks.part. raskasta; yks.ill. raskaaseen; mon.gen. raskaiden raskaitten; mon.part. raskaita; mon.ill. raskaisiin raskaihinburdensome (adje)close (adje)grave (adje)hard (adje)heavy (adje)hefty (adje)laborious (adje)leaden (adje)lumbering (adje)massive (adje)onerous (adje)ponderous (adje)Saturnine (adje)serious (adje)stodgy (adje)stuffy (adje)uphill (adje)weighty (adje)* * *• saturnine• heavy• laborious• lumbering• massive• musty• onerous• ponderous• hard• sad• hefty• serious• stodgy• strenuous• strong• stuffy• uphill• weighty• robust• burdensome• gravity• athletic• leaden• bulky• close• coarse• comfortless• difficult• grave• awkward
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Laborious — La*bo ri*ous, a. [L. laboriosus, fr. labor labor: cf. F. laborieux.] 1. Requiring labor, perseverance, or sacrifices; toilsome; tiresome. [1913 Webster] Dost thou love watchings, abstinence, or toil, Laborious virtues all? Learn these from Cato.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
laborious — [adj1] hard, difficult arduous, backbreaking, burdensome, effortful, fatiguing, forced, heavy, herculean*, labored, onerous, operose, ponderous, rough go*, stiff, strained, strenuous, tiresome, toilsome, tough, tough job*, wearing, wearisome,… … New thesaurus
laborious — index difficult, faithful (diligent), industrious, onerous, operose, oppressive, painful, painstaking … Law dictionary
laborious — (adj.) late 14c., hard working, industrious, from O.Fr. laborios arduous, wearisome; hard working (12c., Mod.Fr. laborieux), from L. laboriosus toilsome, wearisome, troublesome, from labor (see LABOR (Cf. labor) (n.)). Meaning costing much labor … Etymology dictionary
laborious — ► ADJECTIVE 1) requiring considerable time and effort. 2) showing obvious signs of effort. DERIVATIVES laboriously adverb … English terms dictionary
laborious — [lə bôr′ē əs] adj. [ME < OFr laborios < L laboriosus < labor, LABOR] 1. involving or calling for much hard work; difficult 2. industrious; hardworking 3. LABORED SYN. HARD laboriously adv. laboriousness n … English World dictionary
laborious — laboriously, adv. laboriousness, n. /leuh bawr ee euhs, bohr /, adj. 1. requiring much work, exertion, or perseverance: a laborious undertaking. 2. characterized by or requiring extreme care and much attention to detail: laborious research. 3.… … Universalium
laborious — la|bo|ri|ous [ lə bɔriəs ] adjective 1. ) a laborious job or process is long, difficult, and often boring: We eventually began the laborious task of sorting through his papers. 2. ) a laborious way of doing something is slow or boring and… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
laborious — UK [ləˈbɔːrɪəs] / US [ləˈbɔrɪəs] adjective 1) a laborious job or process is long, difficult, and often boring We eventually began the laborious task of sorting through his papers. 2) a laborious way of doing something is slow or boring and… … English dictionary
laborious — la|bo|ri|ous [ləˈbo:riəs] adj taking a lot of time and effort laborious process/task/business etc ▪ Collecting the raw materials proved a long and laborious task. ▪ the laborious business of drying the crops >laboriously adv ▪ A beetle began… … Dictionary of contemporary English
laborious — adjective 1 laborious task/process/method etc a job or piece of work that is difficult and needs a lot of effort: the laborious task of collating all the evidence 2 seeming to be done slowly and with difficulty: laborious progress through the… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English