labored

英 ['leibәd]

美

a. 吃力的, 缓慢的, 不自然的, 矫揉造作的
labore的过去分词, 过去式

GRE

COCA.23784

双语例句

• The old man labored up the hillside.
  那位老人缓慢吃力地走上山坡。
• Since ancient times, our ancestors lived and labored on this land.
  自古以来，我们的祖先在这块土地上劳动、生活。
• All day long I labored alone in the front room.
  我整天独自一人在前屋里劳作。
• I took any opportunity I could to visit him, even as his speech and breathing became labored.
  我找到一切可能的机会去看他，甚至在他说话和呼吸都很费力的时候。
• It was hard work digging down, and they both labored in a tense and strained silence.
  接下来的挖掘更加困难，他们都被一种紧张情绪牵系着，默不作声地工作着。
• Francesca had labored to explain Yeats to the Winterset students but never got through to most of them.
  弗朗西丝卡曾想方设法向温特塞特的学生解释叶芝，但是没能让大多数人理解。
• For many corporations, borrowing short-term money from banks is often a labored and annoying task.
  对大多数公司来说，向银行短期借款常常被称为费力和烦恼的任务。
• We grew quiet, both, I think, weary from the labored exchange.
  然后我们都安静了下来，我想大概是因为大家都吃不消这样费力的交流方式吧！
• As Henrietta held the phone, I could hear her labored breathing.
  当亨利埃塔接过电话，我听到她那吃力的呼吸声。
• Dyspnea is the perception of uncomfortable, distressful, or labored breathing.
  呼吸困难是病人对呼吸不适、呼吸困苦或费力的自我感觉。