| 词汇 | 疲于奔命 |
| 释义 | 疲于奔命 辨形“于”，不能写作“与”。 辨形“于”，不能写作“与”。 俄文измáтывать силы 德文immer auf den Beinen und dadurch vǒllig erschǒpf sein überfordert sein 反义词 Nor is there much pressure from struggling, often single parents, who are inclined to treat school as a form of day care. The Rat Racer: This group works constantly for the future, but in pursuit of wealth and success fails to enjoy the present. Aren't you tired and burned out on all that religious stuff, anyway? Unfortunately, a lot of IT departments are so bogged down in maintaining old systems and keeping the world running that they spend very little time looking for a better way. It is, of course, a political catastrophe for Democrats, who just a few weeks ago seemed to have Republicans on the run over their plan to dismantle Medicare; now Mr. Obama has thrown all that away. By1987 the apartheid regime was struggling to cope with the combination of internal unrest and international condemnation to the point where even Israel was forced to take notice. For25 years he grunted his way through various departments at NCR, another albeit much smaller hardware maker with a sprawling portfolio of businesses, becoming its chief executive two years ago. They have organised protests against assorted unwanted developments and the closure of local facilities; all the parties court their favour assiduously. I was tired and crazy and rushed, and every time I boarded a plane, I wanted the plane to crash. I can't remember ever hearing someone say they had a joy- filled day because they were rushed and stressed, running from one thing to the next. “ In New York, I was just trying to pay the rent all the time, ” says Seth Wulsin, a28-year-old conceptual artist who moved to Buenos Aires in 2005. Those airmen are often weighed down on these missions, lugging as much as 160 pounds worth of stuff. This journey is a pause in the daily rat race, a sudden stoppage of life, a frozen moment that may reveal more about us than we know. Yet officials are limited in their ability to stop the spread of banned goods; the consumer's desire is just too strong. Not only are you in danger of being overwhelmed, but also so are your employees. Women are expected to juggle all aspects of their lives and are blamed as individuals for any failing in their work or family life. Stick-in- the-muds have always complained about new technologies: the Victorians fussed that the telegraph meant that“the businessman of the present day must be continually on the jump.” It's about politicians hoping it keeps us busy for a month and making enormous amounts of money for themselves and their friends. |
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