toil
/tɔɪl/
noun
- Hard, continuous work, especially physical work.
- Years of toil finally paid off when he opened his own bakery.
- She found joy in the toil of gardening.
- The workers were exhausted after a day of heavy toil.
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verb
- To work very hard for a long time, especially doing physical or difficult work.
- They toiled to build a new home for their family.
- The farmers toiled in the fields from sunrise to sunset.
- She toiled over her homework until late at night.
- To move slowly and with difficulty, often because of a heavy load or difficult conditions.
- The old truck toiled along the muddy road.
- The hikers toiled up the steep mountain trail.
- He toiled through the deep snow to reach the cabin.
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