workhorse

Word family nounworkabilityworkaholicworkaholismworkerworkeristworkingworkaroundworkbagworkbenchworkboatworkbookworkboxworkdaywork ethicwork experienceworkfareworkfellowworkflowworkfolkworkforceworkgirlworkgroupworkhorseworkhouseworking classworking girlworking partyworkloadworkmanworkmanshipworkmasterworkmatework of artworkpeopleworkpieceworkplaceworkroomworksheetworkshopworkspaceworkstationworktableworktopworkwatcherworkwearworkwomanworkadjectiveworkableworkedworkfulworklessworksomeworkadayworkmanlikeworkmanlyworkshyadverbworkably

work·horse /ˈwɜːkhɔːs $ ˈwɜːrkhɔːrs/ noun [countableC]

a person, machine, or vehicle that does a lot of work, especially when it is hard or boring 吃苦耐劳的人，老黄牛；重负荷机器[运载工具]

The Hercules aircraft has been the workhorse of the air force for over 25 years.

25年来，大力神运输机为空军立下了汗马功劳。

Examples from the Corpus

workhorse• She wants to be known as a workhorse and not a clothes horse.• Cunningham is the team's defensive workhorse.• They are remarkably functional workhorses, two stroke, solid and very ugly.• He was also a great admirer of the weapon: The M60 was a real workhorse.• But the real workhorse of the Galapagos operation was the tiny sub called the Alvin.• Her strengths are her experienced pilots and her well-tested technology which make her a reliable workhorse.• The aircraft was the standard workhorse of Soviet medium-haul routes, a Tupolev 154 jet, six seats abreast.• The Boeing 707 used to be the workhorse of air travel.• The microcomputer which is usually recognized as the part with the keyboard on top is the workhorse of the system.

From Longman Business Dictionary

workhorsework·horse /ˈwɜːkhɔːsˈwɜːrkhɔːrs/ noun [countableC]

a machine or vehicle that can be used to do a lot of work

A new graphics software program is rapidly becoming the architect’s workhorse.

单词	workhorse
释义	workhorse Word family nounworkabilityworkaholicworkaholismworkerworkeristworkingworkaroundworkbagworkbenchworkboatworkbookworkboxworkdaywork ethicwork experienceworkfareworkfellowworkflowworkfolkworkforceworkgirlworkgroupworkhorseworkhouseworking classworking girlworking partyworkloadworkmanworkmanshipworkmasterworkmatework of artworkpeopleworkpieceworkplaceworkroomworksheetworkshopworkspaceworkstationworktableworktopworkwatcherworkwearworkwomanworkadjectiveworkableworkedworkfulworklessworksomeworkadayworkmanlikeworkmanlyworkshyadverbworkably work·horse /ˈwɜːkhɔːs $ ˈwɜːrkhɔːrs/ noun [countableC] a person, machine, or vehicle that does a lot of work, especially when it is hard or boring 吃苦耐劳的人，老黄牛；重负荷机器[运载工具] The Hercules aircraft has been the workhorse of the air force for over 25 years. 25年来，大力神运输机为空军立下了汗马功劳。 Examples from the Corpus workhorse• She wants to be known as a workhorse and not a clothes horse.• Cunningham is the team's defensive workhorse.• They are remarkably functional workhorses, two stroke, solid and very ugly.• He was also a great admirer of the weapon: The M60 was a real workhorse.• But the real workhorse of the Galapagos operation was the tiny sub called the Alvin.• Her strengths are her experienced pilots and her well-tested technology which make her a reliable workhorse.• The aircraft was the standard workhorse of Soviet medium-haul routes, a Tupolev 154 jet, six seats abreast.• The Boeing 707 used to be the workhorse of air travel.• The microcomputer which is usually recognized as the part with the keyboard on top is the workhorse of the system. From Longman Business Dictionary workhorsework·horse /ˈwɜːkhɔːsˈwɜːrkhɔːrs/ noun [countableC] a machine or vehicle that can be used to do a lot of work A new graphics software program is rapidly becoming the architect’s workhorse.
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