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SELECT word_id, synonym_id FROM tbl_synonym_map WHERE word_id='5228' OR synonym_id='5228'Word: WordDetail::__constructor - 4: WordDetail::__constructor - 5: WordDetail::__constructor - 6: 5228Word -3Word -4Word -5Word ID: 5228Word Name: Labor LABOR | Definition and Meaning
Definition of Labor
Labor
la·bor


Definition/Meaning
(noun)
mentally or physically taxing work or tasks;

e.g. The messy children created lots of labor for the maids.

(verb)
to work hard;

e.g. She labored day and night, juggling between two jobs just to make enough to sustain her daily needs.

(noun)
the act of a woman giving birth;

e.g. The pregnant woman is going into labor now, we must rush her to the hospital!

(verb)
to proceed, act move with difficulty;

e.g. She labored up the flight of stairs with her heavy suitcase.

(verb)
to burden;

e.g. Don't labor the reader with unnecessary detail, else they will get bored and stop reading the book.



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  • "You must learn to translate wisdom and strong feelings into labor." -- Jim Rohn



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