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Their daughter, Rhoda, by contrast, is a hard-working vet who cares for animals better than many of the characters care for their friends and families.
相反的，他們的女兒羅達(dá)是一個(gè)勤勉的獸醫(yī)，關(guān)心動(dòng)物更甚于作者筆下大多數(shù)的角色關(guān)心朋友與家人。
In some circles, indeed, an ulcer was the badge of a hard-working executive: perhaps not as definitive proof of dedication to the job as a heart attack, but a lot less lethal.
的確，在某些領(lǐng)域，潰瘍病是勤勉工作的行政人員的標(biāo)記，也許并不像心臟病那樣被認(rèn)為是敬業(yè)的確證，只是致命率要低得多。
Every one of them. And their teachers, like the best in America, are caring, competent and hard-working.
他們的老師，和美國(guó)最好的老師一樣，富有愛(ài)心、十分稱職、工作努力。

He said: "When I saw hard-working people suffering under debts, sickness and worries, I knew there was plenty to make up songs about."
He used to be a hard-working family man.
他曾經(jīng)是個(gè)努力工作的好男人
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You're talking to your co-worker and your co-worker says "Oh, it's because you're so hard working."
你跟你的同事提到的時(shí)候，你的同事會(huì)說(shuō)，“哦，這是因?yàn)槟愎ぷ魈u(mài)力了?！?br>That's why 課堂 - SpeakingMax英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)達(dá)人

The Council of Economic Advisers has long argued that immigrants constitute a steady source of willing, hard-working—and cheap—labour.
ECONOMIST: Immigration