laboured in Dutch
laboured in Dutch is moeizaam — laboured means showing clear signs of strain or heavy effort.
laboured in Dutch
moeizaam
Expressive of strenuous effort.
What does "laboured" mean?
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adj Showing clear signs of strain or heavy effort.
"His breathing became laboured as he neared the top of the climb."
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adj Sounding stiff or unnatural because too much effort went into producing it.
"The speech felt laboured, as if every joke had been rehearsed too many times."
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laboured in a sentence
- His breathing became laboured as he neared the top of the climb.
- The speech felt laboured, as if every joke had been rehearsed too many times.
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What is "laboured" in Dutch?
"laboured" in Dutch is moeizaam. laboured means: Showing clear signs of strain or heavy effort.
How do you use "laboured" in a sentence?
Example: "His breathing became laboured as he neared the top of the climb." In Dutch, "laboured" is moeizaam.
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