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Перевод: drudgery

[существительное]
тяжелая работа; нудная работа

Тезаурус:

1. Women are rebelling against domestic drudgery.
2. Computers and information technology will cope with much of the drudgery, but schools will need a finance officer (who may be one of the existing administrative staff with extra training).
3. Her mother and cold-hearted step-father tax her wage packet, the job is drudgery - and finally there's the man whom Iris, with her mind full of trashy romances, mistakenly takes for the fairy prince she's awaited so long.
4. It is certainly true that, given the right circumstances, computers can "reduce the drudgery, freeing the brain in front of the screen to do more productive things".
5. How easy it is to let the seven-days-a-week routine become drudgery, be overwhelmed by work unfinished, and to lose sight of the original aim.
6. The drudgery of compiling the Watchman to peremptory deadlines, and with little help, quickly evoked very different feelings in Coleridge.
7. A couple of years of university so familiarises us with this idea that literature dissolves entirely into the drudgery of reading and writing crit.
8. All of this makes love sound a bit of a drudgery, hard work and not very romantic.
9. Writing in 1918, but with a little more subtlety, J. Dover Wilson advised that the War had transformed work from being "a meaningless drudgery" into something meaningful, because it brought about "a common purpose", which needed to be continued by encouraging workers to regard "production" not as "forced labour", but as "a social service".
10. On the other hand, the student with previous medical training might grasp the rationale of these conditions, but he could not recognise them, and might well soon find his task a dirty drudgery.
11. During the implementation stages, it is all too easy for teachers, including the head, struggling to maintain the "helicopter view" necessary for good leadership, to become bogged down in mid-term crises and the drudgery of routine paperwork.
12. There was nothing for girls, only drudgery and breeding, specially paupers like herself.
13. I eventually resolved to make one, but overcame the drudgery of all those mortise and tenon joints by developing the following method: