hardworking

See also: hard-working

English

Alternative forms

hard-working

Etymology

hard +‎ working

Adjective

hardworking (comparative more hardworking, superlative most hardworking)

Of a person, taking their work seriously and doing it well and rapidly.
Synonyms: see Thesaurus:industrious

Usage notes

See hard-working for alternative comparative and superlative.

Translations

taking their work seriously and doing it well and rapidly — see also industrious

Arabic: مُجْتَهِد (ar) (mujtahid)
Asturian: trabayador
Azerbaijani: çalışqan (az), əməksevər, zəhmətkeş, işcil, zəhmətsevən, işgüzar
Bashkir: эшсән (eşsən), егәрле (yegərle)
Belarusian: працаві́ты (pracavíty), стара́нны (be) (staránny), руплі́вы (ruplívy), пі́льны (pílʹny)
Bulgarian: трудолюби́в (bg) (trudoljubív), усъ́рден (bg) (usǎ́rden)
Catalan: treballador (ca)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 勤力 (yue) (kan⁴ lik⁶), 勤勉 (kan⁴ min⁵), 勤勞／勤劳 (kan⁴ lou⁴), 勤奮／勤奋 (kan⁴ fan⁵), 耐勞／耐劳 (noi⁶ lou⁴), 刻苦 (hak¹ fu²), 努力 (nou⁵ lik⁶), 勤苦 (kan⁴ fu²), 用功 (jung⁶ gung¹)

Hakka: 煞猛 (sat-mâng), 勤勞／勤劳 (khiùn-lò), 用功 (yung-kûng), 努力 (nú-li̍t), 打拚 (tá-piang)

Hokkien: 骨力 (kut-la̍t), 勤勉 (khîn-bián, khûn-bián), 勤奮／勤奋 (khîn-hùn, khûn-hùn), 刻苦 (khek-khó͘), 努力 (zh-min-nan) (ló͘-le̍k), 拍拚 (zh-min-nan) (phah-piàⁿ), 勤苦 (khîn-khó͘, khûn-khó͘)

Mandarin: 勤勉 (zh) (qínmiǎn), 勤 (zh) (qín), 勤勞／勤劳 (zh) (qínláo), 勤奮／勤奋 (zh) (qínfèn), 耐勞／耐劳 (zh) (nàiláo), 刻苦 (zh) (kèkǔ), 努力 (zh) (nǔlì), 勤苦 (zh) (qínkǔ), 用功 (zh) (yònggōng)
Czech: pilný (cs)
Danish: hårdtarbejdende, flittig, arbejdsom
Dutch: ijverig (nl), vlijtig (nl)
Finnish: ahkera (fi)
French: industrieux (fr), diligent (fr), travailleur (fr)
Galician: traballador (gl), dilixente
Georgian: შრომისმოყვარე (šromismoq̇vare), მშრომელი (mšromeli)
German: fleißig (de), arbeitsam (de), eifrig (de)
Greek:
Ancient: πολύεργος (polúergos)
Hebrew: חָרוּץ (he) (kharúsh)
Hindi: मेहनती (hi) (mehnatī)
Hungarian: szorgalmas (hu), szorgos (hu), dolgos (hu)
Ingrian: töökäs
Irish: saothrach
Japanese: 勤勉 (ja) (きんべん, kinben)
Khmer: លំអោត (lumʼaot), ស្រវាស្រទេញ (km) (srɑvaa srɑtɨñ), ឱហាត (km) (ʼaohaat)
Korean: 근면하다 (ko) (geunmyeonhada)
Latin: labōrifer
Latvian: strādīgs, centīgs, cītīgs, uzcītīgs, čakls
Macedonian: усрден (usrden), трудољубив (trudoljubiv)
Malayalam: കഠിനാദ്ധ്വാനി (kaṭhināddhvāni)
Manx: sheer-obbragh
Maori: tōhaunui
Persian: سخت‌کوش (saxt-kuš)
Polish: pracowity (pl), pilny (pl)
Portuguese: trabalhador (pt), diligente (pt)
Romanian: harnic (ro), sârguincios (ro), muncitor (ro), laborios (ro), diligent (ro)
Russian: приле́жный (ru) (priléžnyj), усе́рдный (ru) (usérdnyj), трудолюби́вый (ru) (trudoljubívyj), работя́щий (ru) (rabotjáščij), рачи́тельный (ru) (račítelʹnyj) (dated)
Scottish Gaelic: dèanadach
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: трудољубив, марљив

Roman: trudoljubiv, marljiv (sh)
Slovak: pracovitý
Slovene: marljiv
Spanish: trabajador (es), esforzado (es)
Swedish: idog (sv), flitig (sv), arbetsam (sv)
Thai: ขยัน (th) (kà-yǎn)
Turkish: çalışkan (tr), inek (tr)
Turkmen: işjeň
Ukrainian: працьови́тий (pracʹovýtyj), роботя́щий (robotjáščyj), стара́нний (staránnyj), рете́льний (retélʹnyj)
Urdu: میہنتی (mehnatī)
Vietnamese: chăm chỉ (vi)

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