laboriously

adv.

艰苦地；费力地；辛勤地；（文体等）佶屈聱牙地

1. He was trudging laboriously on the rugged mountain path.
   他在崎岖的山路上艰难地行走着。
2. Then, when you have laboriously accomplished your daily task, go to sleep in peace, for God is always awake.
   所以当你艰难地做完了一切工作后，安心睡吧，因为上帝永远醒着。

LABORIOUSLY EARNEST
"I HAVE SPENT MY LIFE LABORIOUSLY DOING NOTHING."
“A Laboriously Constructed Skeleton”: Retrospection, Loss, and Obituary in Charlotte Brontë’s Villette
“A Laboriously Constructed Skeleton”: Retrospection, Loss, and Obituary in Charlotte Brontë’s Villette
« The history of education in France : A laboriously useless science »
CONNECTING, LABORIOUSLY: DOT'S NEW RULES FALL SHORT OF EASING THE TROUBLE-AND EXPENSE-OF THIRD-PARTY ACCESS TO AIRLINES' CRS EQUIPME...
COMPUTERS IN LINGUISTICS Working in the early 1970s, Cluett had to laboriously tag
Australia: a vanishing country? Australia's laboriously built food standards are rapidly decaying under FTA pressure.(Free Trade)
When Worlds Fail to Collide: Forcing Specifiers to Laboriously Hunt and Peck Online Is No Way for Manufacturers to Operate a Website
Windows on the greenhouse: data laboriously extracted from an Antarctic ice core provide an unprecedented view of temperature, and l...