Travail in a sentence as a noun

We just need to get rid of the travail first...

Un travail bien fait!I'd like to see some more font options.

The German word more aligned with travailler is arbeit.

Has "work" in our society already become a word equal to "travail, toil", "something done with the explicit intent of earning one's living but uninteresting"?

Travail in a sentence as a verb

Great achievements, new ideas, ingenious inventions emerge from a culture that prizes travail and perseverance, not one that prioritizes comfort and ephemeral satisfaction."Oh.

In France I think we choose the gender of the french word when possible, otherwise it seems to default to masculine?un job -> because of "un emploi, un boulot, un travail"une [surprise] party -> because of "une fête"un hashtag -> masculine because we don't see an "e" at the end?

Even though the French word for work, ‘travail,’ etymologically derives from an instrument of torture, it’s imperative to let it be known, no matter the circumstance, that you are working because you are interested in your work"I would be coding and making software anyway, most likely.

Or just run an OS that's designed not to allow random things on the internet to automatically install themselves and steal all of your data, and then not only do you not have to tiptoe through the internet hoping not to catch the muck, but you also don't have to travail an onerous and time-consuming restore process every second month after your computer-illiterate family members visit and trample all over the pristine Windows install with four new IE toolbars, infected Miley Cyrus MP3s obtained through [also installed] Limewire, and "that cute program that lets you send smiley faces through e-mail".

Travail definitions

noun

concluding state of pregnancy; from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child; "she was in labor for six hours"

See also: parturiency labor labour confinement lying-in childbed

noun

use of physical or mental energy; hard work; "he got an A for effort"; "they managed only with great exertion"

See also: effort exertion sweat

verb

work hard; "She was digging away at her math homework"; "Lexicographers drudge all day long"

See also: labor labour toil grind drudge moil