Meaning of long row to hoe | Babel Free

Definitions

A difficult, arduous task or set of tasks; a lengthy, demanding project.

idiomatic

Examples

““Don’t you suppose I know all that you’ve been through. . . ? I’ve followed you every step. . . .” “Well, you’ve had a long row to hoe.””

“Japan's six-year economic slump is far from over. “They have a long row to hoe for recovery,” said Richard Koss.”

“Labour has begun to redress the balance, but there is still a long row to hoe.”

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