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Meanings of
chore
in English
Portuguese
serviço
Catalan
feina
Spanish
tarea
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A specific piece of work required to be done as a duty or for a specific fee.
job
task
Portuguese
serviço
Usage of
chore
in English
1
Some new wedding task to be completed, some
chore
to be done.
2
At first it had been a
chore
;
now it was their home.
3
With the battle won, Vulgnash set to work on his next
chore
.
4
The team was strong and experienced and it was hardly a
chore
.
5
Headsex for procreation was an unpleasant
chore
carried out for demographic duty.
6
Unless he's just trying to get a
chore
out of the way.
7
Press secretary, James C. Hagerty announced that the first
chore
the Pres.
8
Pete thought he had a more efficient way to complete that
chore
.
9
Soon after, somebody called me to her and gave me another
chore
.
10
Supporting the national team is more of a
chore
than anything else.
11
Looking at Ricardo Montoya had never been a
chore
for me, either.
12
But I had to help do her homework -such a
chore
.
13
I thought of it as more of a party, not a
chore
.
14
Each methodical step and fingerhold over the broken ground became a
chore
.
15
That factor is what made Donoghue's novel a pleasure not a
chore
.
16
To win the hand of a Goddess is not an easy
chore
.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
chore
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
little chore
real chore
become a chore
extra chore
small chore
More collocations
Translations for
chore
Portuguese
serviço
incumbência
Catalan
feina
quefer
tasca
treball
Spanish
tarea
trabajo
faena
quehacer
cometido
Chore
through the time
Chore
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common