moil [брит. mɔɪl, америк. mɔɪl] ГЛ. неперех.
| I | moil |
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| you | moil |
| he/she/it | moils |
| we | moil |
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| they | moil |
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Those who toil and moil the hardest did not feel that they were represented by anyone in the red-green alliance.
www.socialistproject.ca If you're just preparing to pull yourself out of the moil of manual work and start automating tasks, begin with something less critical.
www.theregister.co.uk If money is not the immediate motivation, and quite possibly a pipe dream, then why moil for gold?
news.nationalpost.com Once again, after twelve months of toil and moil, we feel the welcome relaxation of the pressure of every day's business.
www.odt.co.nz The percentages won't run cold forever for the men who moil for goals.
edmontonjournal.com