しょっぱなからヤバい仕事が入ったなの英語

He complains of the strain.

I'm having a hard time finding a good job.

He is slovenly and does slipshod work.

I undertook the work, because I could not excuse myself from it―because I could not escape―because I was in for it.

I can't stand the strain.

After such hard work, I'm ready for a break.

I can not stand the strain

The strain of work is killing me.

I gave up the work, for I found something disagreeable.

I find the work half-done.

I set about my task with an invincible resolution―with set teeth.

I am weary of the monotonous work―tired of the treadmill work.

heavily burdened with work or cares

We have finished the work among us all.

He undertook the work as if it bothered him―as if it bored him.

The work is getting on top of him.

It's not fair! I have to do the hard work!

We are in want of work, and have the men lying idle.

He is badly off from want of employment.

to spare oneself the trouble of doing something

Pleasure must not interfere with business.

to be able to take complete charge of the work

The work does not make satisfactory progress.

actively engaged in paid work

I am confounded at such work.

It is a relief to have my work off my hands.

He had no luck in finding work.

a certain job or piece of work together with all of its associated parts

inactivity resulting from a dislike of work

As I have my hands full, I can not undertake any more work.