Work+hard
81work your tail off — If you work your tail off, you work extremely hard …
82work like a dog (to) — Work very hard. ► “All sorts of advertisers now use the same theme: We know you work like a dog, so we work like dogs for you.” (Adweek, May 22, 1995, p. 20) …
83work towards — ˌwork to ˈwards [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they work towards he/she/it works towards present participle working towards past tense …
84work horse — work|horse «WURK HRS», noun, adjective, or work horse. –n. 1. a horse used for labor, and not for showing, racing, or hunting. 2. Figurative. a very hard worker, especially one able to do many jobs or work long hours. –adj. of, having to do with …
85work|horse — «WURK HRS», noun, adjective, or work horse. –n. 1. a horse used for labor, and not for showing, racing, or hunting. 2. Figurative. a very hard worker, especially one able to do many jobs or work long hours. –adj. of, having to do with, or like a… …
86work ethic — work ,ethic noun singular the belief that hard work is important for developing someone s moral character …
87work up a sweat — work or exercise hard, perspire, break a sweat When I skip, it takes me ten minutes to work up a sweat …
88work (your) arse off — work (your) arse/backside off British & Australian, very informal, American, very informal to work very hard. My father worked his backside off to pay for our education …
89work (your) backside off — work (your) arse/backside off British & Australian, very informal, American, very informal to work very hard. My father worked his backside off to pay for our education …
90work like a dog — work like a dog/trojan to work very hard. He worked like a dog all day to finish the wallpapering …
