hard worker
collocation in Englishmeaningsofhardandworker
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hard
adjective
uk/hɑːd/us/hɑːrd/
not easy to bend, cut, ...
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worker
noun[C]
uk/ˈwɜː.kər/us/ˈwɝː.kɚ/
someone who works in a particular job or in a ...
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(Definition ofhardandworkerfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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She, like him, was a prodigiouslyhardworker.
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It hits thehardworkerand the lazy worker alike.
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He has plenty of initiative, is a willing andhardworkerand absolutely reliable.
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She is ahardworkerand does her best, but that is nowhere near good enough.
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In the majority of cases it is because he has been ahardworker.
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I know one civil servant, who is a veryhardworkerand a trusted man.
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It affects the good worker and the bad worker, the skilled worker and unskilled worker, thehardworkerand the lazy worker alike.
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She is the one worker in the country, and ahardworker, too, who has no legal right to save while she is married.
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With such a constituency you can move about, do constituency work, get yourself known and establish a reputation on a regional basis for being ahardworker.
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This man was ahardworker.
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Today the incidence of taxation falls far too heavily on the skilled, thehardworker, the able people in the community.
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He is ahardworker, has a sense of humour, and is popular with his fellow soldiers.
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That man is ahardworker.
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Quite recently, in my constituency, a man of 66—a good,hardworker, who wanted to continue at work and who had four sons working at the same colliery—was dismissed.
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The position is that a good man who is ahardworkerhas no difficulty under the present set-up in finding a good situation with a good house.
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He's ahardworkerwho is equally adept playing as a forward or wide.
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Tory was known to be an extremelyhardworker, often taking on large workloads.
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