workhorse (Meaning)

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workhorse (n)

machine that performs dependably under heavy use

a horse used for plowing and hauling and other heavy labor

The old pickup truck was a true workhorse, hauling heavy loads and enduring countless miles.
The farmer's horse was his indispensable workhorse, plowing fields and pulling carts.
The assembly-line worker was a steadfast workhorse, tirelessly completing his tasks with precision.
The software application became the company's workhorse, streamlining operations and enhancing productivity.
The laptop proved to be a reliable workhorse for the traveling executive.
The rugged SUV was a versatile workhorse, handling both off-road adventures and daily commutes.
The warehouse forklift was a tireless workhorse, tirelessly transporting goods throughout the facility.
The web server was a dependable workhorse, handling thousands of requests efficiently.
The accountant was a diligent workhorse, poring over spreadsheets and ensuring financial accuracy.
The dishwasher was the unsung workhorse of the restaurant, keeping plates and utensils sparkling clean.

machine that performs dependably under heavy use, a horse used for plowing and hauling and other heavy labor

pony, saddle horse, bronco, racehorse, cow pony, packhorse, trotter, mount,warhorse, charger

slouch, slouch, loafer, slug, idler,shirker, slug, idler, loafer, shirker

The old pickup truck was a true workhorse, hauling heavy loads and enduring countless miles.

The farmer's horse was his indispensable workhorse, plowing fields and pulling carts.

The assembly-line worker was a steadfast workhorse, tirelessly completing his tasks with precision.

The software application became the company's workhorse, streamlining operations and enhancing productivity.