Definition of hard work in English:

noun

• A great deal of effort or endurance.

  ‘it takes hard work to be successful in business’

  ‘my father always taught me the value of hard work’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Demands and tough rhetoric are easy; negotiations require commitment and hard work.’
  • ‘I am now finally at a place I wanted to be at artistically, but it has taken many years of hard work.’
  • ‘Her art speaks of love of nature, family and friends and the value of hard work and good faith.’
  • ‘Like any business, long hard work is your greatest asset.’
  • ‘They arrived at my doorstep with the classic American tale of hard work leading to brilliant success.’
  • ‘Today I watched my month's hard work come to a nasty end.’
  • ‘He asserted that they were an agricultural people who did not disdain hard work.’
  • ‘Our people know it takes hard work to be successful in the dairy business.’
  • ‘He knew he could achieve the American dream only by hard work.’
  • ‘No one is suggesting here that talent and hard work should not be rewarded.’
  • ‘There is very little luck involved, just a lot of hard work.’
  • ‘Children need to know they are important because of who they are, not just because of their performance or hard work.’
  • ‘By the end of the semester, the students were unanimous that the hard work had been worthwhile.’
  • ‘A good idea backed up by a clear structure and hard work is the foundation of all great art.’