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Meanings of hardworking in anglès

Characterized by hard work and perseverance.

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Usage of hardworking in anglès
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Democrats defended her as a hardworking public servant committed to market transparency.
Reuters
2
A Naval Academy grad, twenty-five years of good service, hardworking, honest, reliable.
Mortal Allies
3
Not much help to the hardworking young fellow in the next room.
The Guardian
4
It's an unfair and unjustified comment towards the hardworking Rotorua police staff.
Radio NZ
5
The folk at Transworld continue to be supportive, encouraging, hardworking and wise.
Blood harvest
6
Her parents were simple and hardworking, and intelligent, as were their children.
Jewels
7
He was hardworking, bright and conscientious, with everything to look forward to.
The Guardian
8
Tells about the large staff of servants, hardworking and tyrannized from above.
The new yorker
9
Happily we found a wonderfully hardworking and dedicated sound and light engineer.
The Irish Times
10
He was an 18year-old English Protestant, penniless but hardworking, ambitious and shrewd.
The Irish Times
11
They were ordinary Chinese people, he and Peiqin, hardworking and easily contented.
Death of a Red Heroine
12
They wanted to interview her because she was a hardworking farmer's wife.
The new yorker
13
A relaxed office is a hardworking office One for the bosses, this.
The South African
14
I guess I can let a hardworking animator sleep in a little.
The Laughing Corpse
15
Mother was always a hardworking little woman, and raised a large family.
Fifteen Years with the Outcast
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He is 68, fasttalking and hardworking, and likes what he is doing.
The new yorker
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Hardworking across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common