chore English

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What does chore mean?

Definitions in simple English

chore Noun

— A chore is a task that needs to be done frequently. Washing dishes is a chore, but we cannot just stop eating.

chore

— noun (= job, task) a specific piece of work required to be done as a duty or for a specific fee estimates of the city's loss on that job ranged as high as a million dollars the job of repairing the engine took several hours the endless task of classifying the samples the farmer's morning chores

Synonyms chore synonyms

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chore English » English

task

job

assignment

work

errand

duty

char

business

affair

stint

odd job

matter

labour

housework

works

toil

small task

routine

project

post

petty business

operation

office

mission

labor

headache

enterprise

employ

effort

deed

crusade

commission

charge

campaign

blueprint

billet

appointment

activity

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How do I use chore in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Laundry is a chore.

Recently I'm ending up feeling like every single thing is a chore.

Movie subtitles

George, if it's that much of a chore.

Now we have a little chore for you two young people.

Ah, yes it's a chore.

Believe it or not, this was the one chore I missed in the army.

Listening to secrets of the bedchamber is a routine chore.

A not displeasing chore.

Chore for everyone In the kitchen!

I've got a chore to finish.

Does that mean you ' re gonna do what we asked and take the chore?

There is no tribulation in store for you, there is no crow with sinister designs on your eyeballs, no vulture has been assigned the indigestible chore of tucking into your liver morning, noon, and night.

I'm going to lay a chore on you.

What I meanis that the menial chore of running a departmentis beneath you.

I know. It's become a chore.

Well, that wasn't such a chore, now, was it?

On the contrary, it was a chore!

Confession is a chore for me too.

Everything's ready, except one more chore I gotta do right now.

He's picked himself a mean chore, though.

But I will leave that small chore to your colleague, Miss Carlson.

Does that mean you're gonna do what we asked and take the chore?

That's a hard chore.

I suppose what we're trying to say, Julia, is it's not as much of a chore as you may have heard.

As long as I get my Red Cross chore done.

George, if it's that much of a chore. - Not for me!

The matter of the suitcases is always a chore for a woman.

Forgot my chore.

Tonight, Naomi, I'm afraid I've got to finish that annual chore, signing diplomas.

This is going to be quite a chore.

Is it such a chore to let yourself be thanked?

What a chore. They drove the fascists and those who got rich screwing the people.

He's just trying to worm his way out of an unpleasant chore.

We got to go back to the chore.

And what am I to be paid for this small chore?

That's no dinner, that's a stomach-churning chore.

Back from the grape harvest. Biggest chore of the year!

News and current affairs

Tom Sawyer pulled off that business strategy when he persuaded his friends to pay him for the privilege of taking over his hated chore, painting the picket fence.