chore

UK:  [tʃɔ:(r)]

US:  [tʃɔ:(r)]

复数：chores  

n.

1.日常农活,家务活

2.杂事;事务

1 . Swapping variables is something of a daily chore in every programmer's life.
交换变量是在每个编程人员的生活中每天都要做的事。

2 . This is something of a chore, particularly if you have a large number of fields to deal with, and is quite easy to forget to do it.
这种事情有点烦杂，特别是当您有大量的字段要处理时，很容易忘记做这件事。

3 . And the secretary grew frustrated and finally decided to disturb the president, even though it was a chore she always regretted to do.
秘书越发感到丧气最后决定打扰校长，即使这是一件以后她总后悔的差事。

4 . That was the best chore of all. It made possible getting near enough to her to close out the others in the classroom.
这是最好的差使，可以接近她，把全班里其他的人都撇开。

5 . Chinese consumers might find keeping track of new brands a bit of chore.
中国的消费者可能会觉得跟踪新品牌有些烦人。