Workhorse

Definition

workhorse /'wɜ:khↄ:s/ n ဒူေပနာေပခံလုပ္သား (သို႔) စက္။

Examples

1. ‘We experimented with teams of Percheron and Belgian workhorses.’
2. ‘After 26 years of horse power
3. we sold our six workhorses (yes
4. we were guilty of ‘get bigger or get out’)
5. completing our switch to using hand power.’
6. ‘Edmund kept two horses for himself
7. but the rest were workhorses for the land or pulling carriages.’
8. ‘They tend to be more workhorses than show horses.’
9. ‘They are workhorses and the one I chose is both affordable and powerful.’
10. ‘As machinery began to overtake the use of workhorses
11. the Black Forest horse became endangered.’
12. ‘Transistors are best known as the workhorses of the computing world; a computer's microprocessor chip contains millions of these tiny
13. voltage-controlled switches.’
14. ‘Sure
15. you've got tanks and jeeps
16. but the real workhorses of this war are helicopters and PBR patrol boats.’
17. ‘And it wasn't made any easier by the fact that the genius works like a horse and that the workhorse made himself into a genius during the season.’
18. ‘Communications satellites have become the workhorses in this area due to their effectiveness and efficiency.’
19. ‘Thundering across fields remains the preserve of a small band of well-built
20. farm-ready workhorses with indestructible axles.’
21. ‘Motors and drives - the workhorses of many dairy plants - can play an important role in lowering kilowatt hours.’
22. ‘Lloyd was a workhorse out of the Blue Jays' bullpen in 1999
23. and that may have been one of the factors that led to his shoulder surgery in 2000.’
24. ‘Despite all this
25. the truck
26. a workhorse used by farmers and builders throughout the world
27. still managed to drive into the Top Gear studio after only relatively minor repairs.’
28. ‘Galvanometers are the workhorses behind many laser-based
29. materials-processing applications such as ablating
30. cutting
31. drilling
32. marking
33. and welding.’
34. ‘Common diode lasers - the type used in laser pointers and grocery-store scanners - are cheap laboratory workhorses for colors ranging from orange to infrared.’
35. ‘Both players mix OK strikeout numbers with good groundball rates
36. and both are workhorses with solid control.’
37. ‘‘They've been the workhorses of the industry and are absolutely our best friends
38. ’ the microbiologist says.’
39. ‘Gradually he made a name for himself as (so he put it) a workhorse and not a show horse; his fellow senators came to admire him.’
40. ‘He's also near the top of the offensive rebounding charts and is among the NBA's biggest workhorses in terms of minutes played.’