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workhorse

/ˈwɜːk.hɔːs/

الترجمة: اسم يشير إلى شخص أو آلة أو حيوان يعمل بجدية وموثوقية تحت ضغط الاستخدام المكثف أو يتحمل العمل الشاق لفترات طويلة.

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noun

/ˈwɜːk.hɔːs/B2formal
  • arاسم يشير إلى شخص أو آلة أو حيوان يعمل بجدية وموثوقية تحت ضغط الاستخدام المكثف أو يتحمل العمل الشاق لفترات طويلة.

A noun referring to a person, machine, or animal that performs dependably under heavy use or is capable of sustained hard work.

  1. Dependable machineB2informal

    A machine or device that performs reliably and efficiently under heavy or continuous use.

    arآلة موثوقة

    • This old tractor is a real workhorse on the farm.
    • The server is the workhorse of our entire network.
    • My laptop is a workhorse; it handles all my demanding tasks.

    المرادفاتmainstaystalwarttrooperwarhorse

  2. Hardworking personB2informal

    A person who works very hard and is very reliable, often doing the majority of the work.

    arعامل مجتهد

    • She is the workhorse of the team, always finishing her tasks.
    • He's a workhorse who never complains about long hours.
    • The company relies on its workhorses to keep things running smoothly.

    المرادفاتbeavergrinderhard workerlaborerplodderslavestalwarttoilertriertrooper

    الأضدادidlerloafershirkerslacker

  3. Draft animalB1formal

    A horse used for heavy labor such as plowing fields or hauling loads.

    arحصان الجر

    • The farmer used a strong workhorse to pull the plow.
    • Workhorses were essential for agriculture before tractors.
    • The heavy cart was pulled by a pair of workhorses.

    المرادفاتcart horsedraft horsedraught horsedray horseplough horseplow horse

الصيغ
  • workhorses plural form
  • workhorses' possessive plural form
  • workhorse's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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