hard-working - Longman Dictionary

hard-working meaning, definition, what is hard-working: working with a lot of effort: Learn more. hard-workingFromLongmanDictionaryofContemporaryEnglishhard-workingˌhard-ˈworking●●○adjective    WORKHARDworkingwithalotofeffortSYNindustrious  ahard-workingteacherExamplesfromtheCorpushard-working•GrandForksresidents,theirmemoriesshort,tookitoutonthatnice,hard-workingandinspirationalPat,theysay.•IstheCourtdeaf,dumbandblindtotheplightofitshard-workingemployees?•TheSeasiderscanteredtovictoryagainstahard-workingHalifaxoutfit,despitethepresenceoffournewcomersinthe13.•Scholarlyandintenselyhard-working,hisotherwiseseriousnaturewaslightenedbyastreakofmischief.•Wetriedtoemphasizeasystemwhereyouputthingsinplaceandhiresmart,hard-workingpeople.•Theseyoungmen,taciturn,hard-working,serious,didnotconductthemselvesinwhatMrBullinsconsideredthecorrectmanner.•JohnHerediaisahard-workingtruckdriver,fatherofnineandaLittleLeaguecoach.•Thosebehindthepropositionareagroupofhard-workingvolunteerswhowanttoimproveTucson. Exercises Exercises Vocabularyexerciseshelpyoutolearnsynonyms,collocationsandidioms. IntermediateandAdvancedlevelgrammarpracticewithprogresstests. Listeningandpronunciation,exampreparationandmore! Picturesoftheday Whatarethese? Clickonthepicturestocheck. Exploretopics Measurement Psychology,psychiatry Music Nationality&race Seealltopics Wordoftheday ballot asystemofvoting,usuallyinsecret,oranoccasionwhenyouvoteinthisway