toil in Portuguese
toil in Portuguese is labuta, ralar — toil means hard, exhausting work.
toil in Portuguese
labuta
Labour, work, especially of a grueling nature.
ralar
What does "toil" mean?
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noun Hard, exhausting work.
"Years of toil in the fields had left his hands rough and calloused."
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verb To work long and hard, often at something difficult or tedious.
"She toiled late into the night to finish the report."
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toil in a sentence
- Years of toil in the fields had left his hands rough and calloused.
- After months of toil, the small business finally turned a profit.
- She toiled late into the night to finish the report.
- They toiled for years before the invention finally worked.
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What is "toil" in Portuguese?
"toil" in Portuguese is labuta, ralar. toil means: Hard, exhausting work.
How do you use "toil" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of toil in the fields had left his hands rough and calloused." In Portuguese, "toil" is labuta, ralar.
Are there other ways to say "toil" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "toil": labuta, ralar.
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