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View definitions for work hard

work hard

verb as in keep one's nose to the grindstone

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“Higher education and our colleges and universities work hard every day to build America and improve lives,” he said in a statement.

They all work hard, they're all capable of playing their part in creating chances for the midfielders, but none of them scored in the Nations League.

From BBC

“The beauty of working in this industry is that your income is variable, so it allows you to think you have an opportunity to not be poor if you work hard enough,” Gayns said.

From Salon

“Your management has been telling you a lie that if you work hard enough, you’ll make more money, even though you don’t control the cost of food, the marketing, your hours. This idea that you have total control over how much money you make is a myth sold to us by ownership.”

From Salon

“I am trying to plan a good future so that after I get prosthetics, I can work hard and excel to become a famous photographer,” he says.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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