Meanings of real chore in English

Sadly, Wild Goose Lodge is a real chore to sit through.

Yeah, it must be a real chore for you, Noah.

The mailing of letters, with reasonable assurance of their arrival at destination, is a real chore.

As you learned last year, it's a real chore for an Old One to enter our world.

Deciphering the pidgin English found in the pages of Variety, the international movie industry's in-house journal, can be a real chore sometimes.

Whether you are catering for one or for six, let's face it, home cooking, day in, day out, can sometimes feel like a real chore.

"Pumping down all that air must be a real chore."

"The back lawn's the real chore," he told the man, unconsciously deepening his voice.