underwork 的 2 个定义
un·der·worked, un·der·work·ing.
- to do less work on than is necessary or required: to underwork an idea.
- to employ inadequately: He underworks his mind and overworks his feet.
un·der·worked, un·der·work·ing.
- to do less work than is normal or proper: He is fat because he underworks and overeats.
更多underwork例句
- In sprig H the underwork consists of stitching in soft cotton, over which thick silk is embroidered in bullion-stitch.
- But while Marx thus objects to piecework because it leads to overwork, he objects to it also because it leads to underwork.
- You have brought owned labor with it, to compete with your own labor, to underwork you, and to degrade you!
- The pinnacles and upper set-off of the two centre buttresses in the figure were added by Wykeham to Edingdon's underwork.
- With finely turned legs and stretcher and scalloped underwork.