workhorse 英 ['wɜːkhɔːs]  

workhorse

workhorse  英 ['wɜːkhɔːs]

n. 做重活的人;驮马;重负荷机器  adj. 工作重的;吃苦耐劳的 

名词复数:workhorses 

Standard economic models, such as the "workhorse" new Keynesian model, did not predict the crisis. 标准的经济模型,比如新凯恩斯模型中的"拐点"并不能预测危机。
While the processor might be the workhorse of a machine, graphical capability is essential for games. 处理芯片是一台机器的马达,对于游戏来讲,图像处理功能是必需的。

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  • n. 做重活的人;驮马;重负荷机器
  • adj. 工作重的;吃苦耐劳的
  • 1. Standard economic models, such as the "workhorse" new Keynesian model, did not predict the crisis.

    标准的经济模型,比如新凯恩斯模型中的"拐点"并不能预测危机。

  • 2. While the processor might be the workhorse of a machine, graphical capability is essential for games.

    处理芯片是一台机器的马达,对于游戏来讲,图像处理功能是必需的。

  • 3. Yao may never again be the 37-minute workhorse he was two years ago, and the Rockets are prepared to live with this new reality.

    姚明也许永远也不可能做到两年前那样,进行37分钟艰苦比赛,而火箭队准备好面对这个新的现实。

  • workhorse (n.) 1540s, from work (n.) + horse (n.). Figurative use by 1949.
work·horse / ˈwɜːkhɔːs ; NAmE ˈwɜːrkhɔːrs / noun a person or machine that you can rely on to do hard and/or boring work 埋头苦干的人;老黄牛(指吃苦耐劳的人);耐用的机器 workhorse workhorses work·horse / ˈwɜːkhɔːs ; NAmE ˈwɜːrkhɔːrs /
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