drudge
英 [drʌdʒ]
美 [drʌdʒ]
n. 苦工; 做繁重无聊工作的人
复数：drudges 现在分词：drudging 过去式：drudged 第三人称单数：drudges 过去分词：drudged
BNC.43209 / COCA.27341
牛津词典
noun
- 苦工；做繁重无聊工作的人
a person who has to do long hard boring jobs
柯林斯词典
- 苦工;做乏味工作的人
If you describe someone as adrudge, you mean they have to work hard at a job which is not very important or interesting.
英英释义
noun
- a laborer who is obliged to do menial work
- one who works hard at boring tasks
verb
- work hard
- She was digging away at her math homework
- Lexicographers drudge all day long
双语例句
- Its chief symbol in the play is silver, which in the form of money is the pale and common drudge between man and man.
戏剧里的主要象徵是银。银在金钱的地位，有如人与人之间的杂役。 - Drudge at some monotonous work
勤苦地做一些单调的工作 - That's because Gary is a total drudge devoid of fun or romance.
这是因为盖瑞太乏味了，没有一点生活的乐趣、没有一点儿浪漫。 - Details of his deployment became widely known only when they were reported by the Drudge Report on Thursday and the British media decided that the agreement was off.
有关细节是在周四的德鲁治报告之后由媒体透露给公众的。 - I don't mind doing some drudge along the way just to take the mind off for a while.
我不介意做只是为了前进的道路上采取了一段时间的心灵了一些做苦工。 - In the DRUDGE Report yesterday there was an article of Chinese hackers, hacking into the Lawrence Livermore lab and other advanced US research centers.
据《德吉拉报告》昨日报道，中国黑客入侵劳伦斯利莫尔实验室和其他美国先进的研究中心窃取有价值信息。 - I don't want to drudge daily with no hope.
我不想天天毫无希望地干这种乏味的工作。 - Most freelancers have some mix of high-paying drudge work and low-to-no paying interesting work.
大多数自由职业者选择的工作既有一些高薪但枯燥的，也有报酬极低却很有趣的。 - They want a general drudge about the place.
他们在这个地方需要一名杂役。 - These two join a lively set of tabloid blogs, including the Drudge Report and even the Huffington Post ( which launched its British edition on July 6th).
这两家加入到了一系列活跃的小报博客之中，包括《德拉吉报道》，甚至《哈芬顿邮报》（7月6号发生了其英国版）。