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Definition of laboured in English: laboured(US labored) adjective ˈleɪbədˈleɪbərd 1Done with great effort and difficulty. 吃力的，困难的 his breathing was laboured 他的呼吸变得不那么困难了。 Example sentencesExamples - Nigel Twiston-Davies's imposing six-year-old produced one or two lethargic jumps, and then a particularly laboured effort at the final fence handed victory to Vodka Bleu.
- He then launches into a laboured attempt to show us what happens next by drawing on the history of oil in Kuwait.
- In a labored effort, he stood up and paid a closer inspection to this enigmatic item.
- With every labored breath, Lizzy prays she'll see the next day.
- My strongest memory of him is the sound of his laboured breathing.
- I could smell my cousin's perfume mingled with sweat and hear her labored breaths.
- But it was a laboured effort, and Armstrong found the strength to respond, passing Ullrich and taking Basso with him.
- While her face crinkles into a laboured smirk, her sad eyes say more than words ever could.
- There's labored tone about Reid's response that could simply be a legacy of having to explain the question many times or it may stem from a genuine concern.
- And when her labored breathing finally came to an end and her cloudy eyes stared off in the distance, I had a good cry.
- ‘I'm a tourist, not a terrorist,’ was my increasingly laboured refrain.
- This one had manoeuvred itself into an exposed position and was climbing in a laboured manner up a twisted, dry vine that was coming away from the tree.
- In this case the symptoms will be thirst, vomiting, drowsiness, labored breathing, abdominal pain and fruity smelling breath.
- But his labored effort to show that it is possible to get to the Cambodian border from Vietnam via the Mekong River is a little more trouble than it's worth.
- Blockbusters may come and go, but when you see a lower-budget debut feature film, even if it turns out to be the laboured work of a tortured soul, you can be sure that its very existence means the world to somebody somewhere.
- New Zealand preparations included an ultimately easy victory over Wales, a laboured success against France, and a narrow loss to the team of the moment and World Cup favourites England.
- When the party broke up slightly we retired to the living room to talk loudly over the sound of my father's laboured drunken snoring as he'd once more collapsed open-mouthed into his chair.
- I've written before about how his laboured breathing was one of the few things I remember of him.
- I focused on my labored breath and thought back to my struggle to breathe in Laos, which reminded me of why I was doing this.
- Larry's voice came in short, labored gasps as it slowly became more difficult to breathe.
Synonyms strained, difficult, forced, laborious, heavy, awkward - 1.1 (especially of humour or a performance) not spontaneous or fluent.
（尤指幽默或表演）矫揉造作的，不流畅的 one of Alan's laboured jokes 阿道夫的一个牵强的笑话。 Example sentencesExamples - Her laboured and forced English accent, and disappointing performances from the rest of the cast, say a lot about the director's capabilities.
- The 85 minutes of laboured monologues and unconvincing heroism are as entertaining as a pet's funeral.
- Everything about director, Steven Brill's movie, smacks of desperation, though, given the laboured quality of most of the jokes, and the overall lack of subtlety.
- Mendelson shuffles around looking catatonically depressed and uttering his lines in a laboured and difficult way.
- The pacing at times could have been a little more frantic as some of the humour became somewhat laboured.
- This was a laboured sitcom peopled by stereotypical characters in unlikely plots.
- Or else, the productions crumbled under the weight of laboured interpretations.
Synonyms contrived, stiff, strained, stilted, forced, unnatural, artificial, mannered, studied, affected, overdone, overworked, heavy, ponderous, over-elaborate, over-embellished, long-winded, awkward, clumsy, inelegant, turgid, laborious, overwrought, not spontaneous, unconvincing, convoluted, complex, intricate, ornate, elaborate, prolix
Definition of labored in US English: labored(British laboured) adjectiveˈlābərdˈleɪbərd 1Done with great effort and difficulty. 吃力的，困难的 his breathing was becoming less labored 他的呼吸变得不那么困难了。 Example sentencesExamples - ‘I'm a tourist, not a terrorist,’ was my increasingly laboured refrain.
- He then launches into a laboured attempt to show us what happens next by drawing on the history of oil in Kuwait.
- In a labored effort, he stood up and paid a closer inspection to this enigmatic item.
- With every labored breath, Lizzy prays she'll see the next day.
- Blockbusters may come and go, but when you see a lower-budget debut feature film, even if it turns out to be the laboured work of a tortured soul, you can be sure that its very existence means the world to somebody somewhere.
- There's labored tone about Reid's response that could simply be a legacy of having to explain the question many times or it may stem from a genuine concern.
- I could smell my cousin's perfume mingled with sweat and hear her labored breaths.
- While her face crinkles into a laboured smirk, her sad eyes say more than words ever could.
- Larry's voice came in short, labored gasps as it slowly became more difficult to breathe.
- This one had manoeuvred itself into an exposed position and was climbing in a laboured manner up a twisted, dry vine that was coming away from the tree.
- But it was a laboured effort, and Armstrong found the strength to respond, passing Ullrich and taking Basso with him.
- In this case the symptoms will be thirst, vomiting, drowsiness, labored breathing, abdominal pain and fruity smelling breath.
- And when her labored breathing finally came to an end and her cloudy eyes stared off in the distance, I had a good cry.
- I've written before about how his laboured breathing was one of the few things I remember of him.
- When the party broke up slightly we retired to the living room to talk loudly over the sound of my father's laboured drunken snoring as he'd once more collapsed open-mouthed into his chair.
- Nigel Twiston-Davies's imposing six-year-old produced one or two lethargic jumps, and then a particularly laboured effort at the final fence handed victory to Vodka Bleu.
- But his labored effort to show that it is possible to get to the Cambodian border from Vietnam via the Mekong River is a little more trouble than it's worth.
- New Zealand preparations included an ultimately easy victory over Wales, a laboured success against France, and a narrow loss to the team of the moment and World Cup favourites England.
- My strongest memory of him is the sound of his laboured breathing.
- I focused on my labored breath and thought back to my struggle to breathe in Laos, which reminded me of why I was doing this.
Synonyms strained, difficult, forced, laborious, heavy, awkward - 1.1 (especially of humor or a performance) not spontaneous or fluent.
（尤指幽默或表演）矫揉造作的，不流畅的 one of Arthur's labored jokes 阿道夫的一个牵强的笑话。 Example sentencesExamples - The pacing at times could have been a little more frantic as some of the humour became somewhat laboured.
- The 85 minutes of laboured monologues and unconvincing heroism are as entertaining as a pet's funeral.
- Her laboured and forced English accent, and disappointing performances from the rest of the cast, say a lot about the director's capabilities.
- Everything about director, Steven Brill's movie, smacks of desperation, though, given the laboured quality of most of the jokes, and the overall lack of subtlety.
- Or else, the productions crumbled under the weight of laboured interpretations.
- Mendelson shuffles around looking catatonically depressed and uttering his lines in a laboured and difficult way.
- This was a laboured sitcom peopled by stereotypical characters in unlikely plots.
Synonyms contrived, stiff, strained, stilted, forced, unnatural, artificial, mannered, studied, affected, overdone, overworked, heavy, ponderous, over-elaborate, over-embellished, long-winded, awkward, clumsy, inelegant, turgid, laborious, overwrought, not spontaneous, unconvincing, convoluted, complex, intricate, ornate, elaborate, prolix
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