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Significats de work vigorously en anglès
Encara no tenim significats per a "work vigorously".
Ús de work vigorously en anglès
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He set to work vigorously on the snow heap before the door.
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These men work vigorously, and the boats travel at a considerable pace.
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Accordingly, I came back on the morrow, and fell to work vigorously.
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They divided the walk into sections, and set to work vigorously.
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For a few hours in the day he would work vigorously at his lessons.
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He began his work vigorously, and soon had command of most of the roads leading to Washington.
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General Stager warmly favored such a consolidation on equitable terms and set to work vigorously to promote it.
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The crew of the "Albatross," knowing there was no time to lose, set to work vigorously.
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It was now Dave's turn to jump up and work vigorously getting the stuff out of his month.
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Of the thousand prosperous and honorable men that you know, nine hundred and ninety-nine had to work vigorously at the beginning.
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The stranger said nothing, but he nodded, and throwing off his black coat, set to work vigorously rubbing down his travel-stained horse.
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This arrangement gave very short work periods, but during them the women were able to work vigorously; and they accomplished an astounding amount.
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They all went to work vigorously in clearing some land for a corn field, that they might lay in a store for the coming winter.
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She worked vigorously and swiftly; he only half-heartedly, since his thoughts were elsewhere.
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The two Crusoes, now no longer rivals, worked vigorously away at their boat.
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She worked vigorously, intently, and then leaned back to get a better view.