Labour under Meaning in English
expression
释义
To be affected by or struggle with a particular idea, impression, or difficulty, often without realizing it or when it is not true.
用法与细微差别
Somewhat formal and literary. Commonly used with words like 'misconception', 'delusion', or 'impression' (e.g., 'labour under the delusion'). Not used for physical labor, but for mental, emotional, or situational burdens. Typically negative or mistaken states.
例句
She labours under the impression that the meeting is tomorrow.
basic
Many people labour under the delusion that money buys happiness.
basic
He labours under many difficulties in his new job.
basic
We all labour under the belief that we have more control than we really do.
natural
He still labours under the misconception that she likes him.
natural
The company labours under strict regulations these days.
natural