toil

• Sustantivo que denota un trabajo duro, continuo y a menudo físicamente agotador, especialmente el realizado a cambio de un salario. También puede referirse a un esfuerzo prolongado y penoso o a aquello que causa gran fatiga y sufrimiento.

A noun referring to hard, continuous, and often physically demanding work, especially labor done for wages.

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1. Hard workB2formal

   Intensive and often physically demanding labor, especially done for wages.

   trabajo duro y agotador

   • The workers returned home exhausted after a day of toil in the fields.
   • Years of toil and sacrifice finally paid off when he opened his own business.
   • She endured the daily toil of the factory job to support her family.

   Sinónimosdrudgeryexertiongrindlaborlaboriousnessslogsweattravail

   Antónimoseaseleisureplayrelaxationrest

• Trabajar muy duro y durante mucho tiempo, con gran esfuerzo o dificultad. También puede referirse a avanzar o moverse con gran esfuerzo y lentitud.

A verb used to express the act of working very hard, often for a long period and with great effort or difficulty.

1. Work HardB2formal

   To work extremely hard, often for a long period of time, especially doing physical or tedious tasks.

   trabajar duramente

   • The farmers toiled in the fields from dawn until dusk.
   • She toiled over her homework for hours.
   • He toiled away at the factory for thirty years.

   Sinónimosgrindlaborplug awayslaveslogstrivestrugglesweat

   Antónimosidlelazerelaxrest