hardworking in Latin
hardworking in Latin is labōrifer — hardworking means putting in a lot of effort and diligence at one's job or tasks.
hardworking in Latin
labōrifer
Of a person, taking their work seriously and doing it well and rapidly.
What does "hardworking" mean?
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adj Putting in a lot of effort and diligence at one's job or tasks.
"She's one of the most hardworking employees on the team."
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hardworking in a sentence
- She's one of the most hardworking employees on the team.
- His hardworking attitude impressed everyone at the company.
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What is "hardworking" in Latin?
"hardworking" in Latin is labōrifer. hardworking means: Putting in a lot of effort and diligence at one's job or tasks.
How do you use "hardworking" in a sentence?
Example: "She's one of the most hardworking employees on the team." In Latin, "hardworking" is labōrifer.
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