workhorse 的定义
workhorse 近义词
等同于 slave
等同于 toiler
等同于 go-getter
等同于 drudge
等同于 eager beaver
等同于 hack
更多workhorse例句
- It’s the type of all-purpose workhorse that belongs in every household because it’s got uses in basically every room—it can even be used to spot clean carpets.
- Algae, however, do this very efficiently, thanks to a protein structure called the pyrenoid—and Martin Jonikas ’04 believes this understudied cellular workhorse could transform food production.
- The military’s workhorse cargo aircraft, the Boeing C-17 Globemaster, can fly a tank to Afghanistan in about a dozen hours, but rocket delivery would be far faster.
- The volume refers to how much Indiana has used her — she’s third in the league in minutes played among all players, ahead of workhorses like Courtney Vandersloot and Skylar Diggins-Smith.
- This gentle workhorse of an exfoliant can clear scalps with dry, combination, or oily skin.
- Through all of this, however, Howe was, as he always is, the workhorse of the Red Wings.
- As a lawmaker, she has always been more of a show pony than a workhorse.
- The 737 is a world-wide daily workhorse on domestic routes, sometimes making as many as seven flights a day.
- The Los Angeles city government views Farmers Field as a gifted workhorse.
- Sedgwick often turns to the word “workhorse” to describe herself.
- "Democracy an excellent workhorse, but a poor charger; a good hack, but an untrustworthy racer," iv.
- He figured that he might work up a trade of two unbroken colts for a gentle workhorse.
- On signal from the tower, the big workhorse thundered down the runway and soared off into the blue.
- The Holter, that workhorse of the water, plodded stolidly on its appointed way.