Traducción Inglés-Español para "toil"

toil [toiled|toiled] {vb}

     to toil hard

daily toil of life in community (cf.

order to resume the toil of apostolic service.

So when you are at relieved, then still toil,

Toiling, weary,

that is to say, not only by personal effort and toil but also in the midst of

in which it shows us all the wealth and at the same time all the toil of human

time work contains the unceasing measure of human toil and suffering, and also

this end we toil and strive, because we have our hope set on the living God, who

Dear Brothers and Sisters, may the good God reward your apostolic toil with his blessing!

Well, in that Ministry, people toiled to implement the European employment guidelines.

Four years of negotiations means of course four years of toil on both sides.

No toil shall touch them therein, nor shall they be expelled there from.

On the contrary, in fact – workers toil under horrendous conditions and are practically unpaid.

People lost their lives, crops were destroyed and people who had toiled to create their estates lost them.

It is particularly hard on people who have lost what they toiled so hard for.

For a start, toiling through the mid-term review, as decided on in Berlin under the German Presidency of the Council.

I live in a region that has toiled and suffered for that democracy which has opened the gates of the European Parliament in front of us.

The zealous servants of European employers have toiled well and although they know, like those who will choose to vote in favour of this text …

And yet, in spite of all this toil-perhaps, in a sense, because of it-work is a good thing for man.