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to go into labor: the person starts to give birth without the help of a doctor, it happens naturally to induce labor: a doctor forces the birthing to start (I don't know how exactly)

It means that it is something which you put a lot of effort into because you personally love it or care about it a great deal. (You are not doing it because you have to, you are doing it because y...

FYI: labour is the British spelling; in the US, its spelled labor "In labor" refers to a woman giving birth Example: Emma was in labor yesterday "in the labor" as in in the labor market refers to ...

"It's Labour Day tomorrow" is correct. In English, we don't normally put an article (like "the") in front of a holiday's name.

@WeeWoo Labor is the American spelling and labour is the British spelling.

There is no difference. The ending "-our" is often used in the UK, but rarely in the US.

labor means physical work

"workforce"

"the old guard" usually refers to people who have been in power for a long time up to now. It is often used when talking about political conflicts between the established rulers or politicians and...

Labor is the physical work you do Effort is the energy you put toward that work This is hard labor, it takes a lot of effort