careless and casual fool around during the working hours slovenly take things easy take a devil-may-care attitude untidy undisciplined careless frivolous utterly carefree
not attend to one's proper works or duties ignore one's proper occupation not attend to one's proper duties chairwarmer
careless and casual fool around during the working hours slovenly take things easy take a devil-may-care attitude untidy undisciplined careless frivolous utterly carefree
not to sit long enough to warm the seat -- to be constantly on the go be in a tearing hurry Before the chair on which one sat had become warm
burn a candle to lengthen the day burn the midnight oil in hard study sit up and study late at night
be industrious and frugal be able to practice diligence and frugality have capacity for industry and thrift practise economy and diligence
be fully occupied every day hard pressed for time have no time to spare have insufficient time to attend to all things
diligently assiduous and never tired assiduously bestir oneself diligently working without feeling tired indefatigably persist in one's study with untiring vigour study tirelessly take great pains over with indefatigable zeal
work from an early hour in the morning till a late hour at night early to rise and late to bed start work early and knock off late work from dawn to dusk work very hard all day long
men tilling the farm and womenweaving Men do farm work and women engage in spinning and weaving The men plough and the women weave
study hard neglecting one's meals be so immersed in work as to forget one's meals be roused to such diligence as to forget one's meals One studied with such eagerness that he forgot his meals work so hard as to forget to eat
seize every minute make the best use of one's time race against time seize the day and sieze the hour
take care of every single thing personally attend to everything personally see to everything oneself
get up before dawn and eat late -- busy with state affairs dress before dawn and wait until dusk for dinner get up early and go to take one's meal late
stick in a pin wherever there's room -- to make use of every bit of time avail oneself of every opportunity make use of every single space
not to sit long enough to warm the seat -- to be constantly on the go be in a tearing hurry Before the chair on which one sat had become warm
burn a candle to lengthen the day burn the midnight oil in hard study sit up and study late at night
be industrious and frugal be able to practice diligence and frugality have capacity for industry and thrift practise economy and diligence
be fully occupied every day hard pressed for time have no time to spare have insufficient time to attend to all things
diligently assiduous and never tired assiduously bestir oneself diligently working without feeling tired indefatigably persist in one's study with untiring vigour study tirelessly take great pains over with indefatigable zeal
work from an early hour in the morning till a late hour at night early to rise and late to bed start work early and knock off late work from dawn to dusk work very hard all day long
men tilling the farm and womenweaving Men do farm work and women engage in spinning and weaving The men plough and the women weave
study hard neglecting one's meals be so immersed in work as to forget one's meals be roused to such diligence as to forget one's meals One studied with such eagerness that he forgot his meals work so hard as to forget to eat
seize every minute make the best use of one's time race against time seize the day and sieze the hour
take care of every single thing personally attend to everything personally see to everything oneself
get up before dawn and eat late -- busy with state affairs dress before dawn and wait until dusk for dinner get up early and go to take one's meal late
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