moil

• فعل قديم يعني العمل بجد وجهد كبير أو الكدح والتعب؛ يُستخدم غالباً في عبارة 'toil and moil' أي الكدح والتعب الشديد.

An archaic verb meaning to work hard, to toil, or to drudge; often used in the phrase 'toil and moil'.

1. Work hardC2formal

   To work very hard, often with great effort and persistence.

   العمل بجد

   • The laborers moiled in the fields from dawn until dusk.
   • She moiled over her thesis for months, determined to get it right.
   • They moiled away at the construction site despite the heat.

   المرادفاتdrudgegrindlaborslaveslogsweattoilwork

   الأضدادidlelazeloafrelaxrest

2. Be agitatedC2formal

   To be in a state of turmoil, confusion, or disturbance.

   يضطرب

   • The crowd moiled with anxiety as the news spread.
   • His thoughts moiled in his mind, making it hard to focus.
   • The sea moiled under the stormy sky.

   المرادفاتchurnroilseetheswirl

   الأضدادcalmcomposesettlesoothe

3. Moisten or soilC2formal

   To make something wet or dirty.

   ترطيب أو تلويث

   • The rain moiled the dusty road, turning it to mud.
   • He moiled his hands with grease while fixing the engine.
   • The child moiled her dress with paint.

   المرادفاتbegrimedampendirtymoistenmuddysoaksoilspattersplashspotstainsullywet

   الأضدادcleandrypurify