a diligent student/worker
勤奋的学生╱工人
1.勤勤恳恳的 (in);刻苦的,勤奋的
1.someone who is diligent works very hard and very carefully
1.So long as you become used to be conscientious in doing everything painstakingly , you are sure to become a responsible and diligent man.
只有用心然后尽力慢慢地习惯了，自然会成为一个有责任心、专心的真心人。
2.Fans can expect to see a combination of unmatched defense as well as a diligent offense providing the scores needed to excel this season.
歌迷可看到防御以及与之相结合勤政进攻得分需要提供卓越这个季节。
3.It also can be see that his a really diligent emperor from his comprehensiveness and he is worth our highly respecting.
从对所述事务考虑得如此细致周到来看，他又是一位谨慎勤奋的皇帝。
4."To diligence" does not seem to have appeared as a verb before, but its relation "to diligent" has.
“Todiligence”似乎以前没有作为动词出现过，但相关词汇“todiligent”则出现过。
5.If I had been more diligent at school and university I could have been a doctor or a lawyer.
如果我在黉舍和大学的时候多起劲一些，我可能已经是一位医生或者律师了。
6.He also said he thought that the responsible agencies have been diligent in testing fish in areas where fishing is now allowed.
他还说他认为在容许捕猎鱼类地方的监督的相关机构一直都兢兢业业，严格把关。
7.After dropping out of school for two years, Yan told her to do with sewing a small family on very diligent.
辍学后两年，闫曾跟她一起做些缝衣服的小活儿，很勤快。
8.to hear that you had, through diligent consistency, passed through all the courses for doctoral degree and had graduated with honour.
闻足下已将博士学位课程全部修完且毕业优等，曷胜欣慰。
9.Now I saw you and talked with you, I thought you are a diligent and hard-working person, so I think you are no problem.
而且现在我看到你，跟你聊了以后，觉得你是一个踏实肯干的人，所以我觉得你应该是没有问题的。
10.She was shrewd and diligent, so business kept coming in, and pretty soon she realized that she needed an in-house counsel.
她很精明和勤奋，所以业务总是蒸蒸日上，但是她很快意识到，她需要一个内部律师。