laborious

laborious
adjective
mühsam; mühevoll [Forschung, Aufgabe usw.]; schwerfällig, umständlich [Stil]
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[lə'bo:riəs]
adjective (difficult; requiring hard work: Moving house is always a laborious process.) mühsam
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la·bo·ri·ous
[ləˈbɔ:riəs]
adj
1. (onerous) mühsam, mühselig, mühevoll
2. (usu pej: strained) umständlich
to make a \laborious business out of sth etw auf sehr umständliche Weise erledigen
\laborious style schwerfälliger Stil
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[lə'bɔːrɪəs]
adj
task, undertaking mühsam, mühselig; style schwerfällig, umständlich
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laborious [ləˈbɔːrıəs] adj (adv laboriously)
1. mühsam, mühselig, schwer, schwierig
2. schwerfällig (Stil etc)
3. arbeitsam, fleißig
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adjective
mühsam; mühevoll [Forschung, Aufgabe usw.]; schwerfällig, umständlich [Stil]
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adj.
arbeitsam adj.

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