These people fattened on the labors of the others.

这些人是靠别人的劳动而发家的。

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Many times a day I realize how much my own outer and inner life is built upon the labors of my fellow men.

一天中有许多次我会了解到自己外在和内在的生活大多依赖国人的劳力。

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If the engraved version of things go wrong, but also re-engraved, the labors of hard work, is understandable.

如果刻版出了差错，又要重新刻起，劳作之辛苦，可想而知。

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When I had made an end of these labors, it was four o'clock in the morning.

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One of the labors of reading Paradise Lost is the reader's obligation to supply the analog for the X, and this poem is filled with such X's.

读的一个麻烦就是,读者需要自行类比出X究竟是什么，偏偏诗中又充满了这种不确定物。

耶鲁公开课 - 弥尔顿课程节选

All of Milton's labors in the cause of liberating England from the tyranny of monarchy had in some way - could be construed as having been useless.

弥尔顿为把英国从君主暴政解放出来,所做的努力在某种程度上,可以说是付之东流了。

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Our economy is built on the labors of American workers and fueled by the dreams of innovators and entrepreneurs.

CNN: McCain's August 6, 2007, speech addressing private property rights

Like the sound of ice clattering in the cocktail shaker, or the first whiff of charcoal smoke from the grill, that first sip of cool soup is a one-way ticket away from the labors of the day.

NPR: Summer Soups: A Cool Quartet

Likewise, in the conventional thinking about markets, economic progress depends not on the labors of infinite economic actors but on the select few, the brainiacs, who rise to the top and generate innovations from which ordinary mortals benefit through a kind of trickle-down effect.

FORBES: The Fable Of Market Meritocracy