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English Idiom: Work like a horse
Work like a horse means to work very hard, and depending on the situation, this can have a positive or negative meaning.
If you work very hard every day, day after day, and never take a break, then working like a horse is not such a good thing.
However, if you have a goal in mind and you power through to achieve this aim, then working like a horse has a positive meaning as long as you slow down once you have reached your goal.
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