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Meanings of physical work in English
Energy transferred to an object via the application of force on it through a displacement.
Usage of physical work in English
1
But there's also a lot of hard work involved, often physical work.
2
It was hard work, physical work, being constantly out on the river.
3
Tomorrow night be ready to do a lot of hard physical work.
4
It was punishing; he had never before done such hard physical work.
5
And that physical work was done in head-to-toe, non-breathable personal protective equipment.
6
He was like Kevin, a man accustomed to days of physical work.
7
He felt very tired-asthough he had been doing actual physical work.
8
But it is well to remember that hard physical work prevents digestion.
9
It may be physical work, intellectual work, moral work, or spiritual work.
10
The subjects for this study were 270 workers involved in heavy physical work.
11
Driving fast is really hard, physical work, and race drivers are definitely athletes.
12
It doesn't stop me from doing physical work such as carrying heavy books.
13
The physical work is done and now we move to a longer-term punishment.
14
But our plan counts on locals doing all the physical work!
15
It will mean more physical work, but the groaning old bones need that.
16
He looks like an ordinary guy, someone used to physical work.
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Translations for physical work
Portuguese
Spanish
Physical work through the time
Physical work across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common