hard earned(hard earned knowledge)

part with与 depart 区别： 1. part with意思是：“失去, 卖掉〔付出〕…; 与…分开”例如：1).The miser doesn't like to part with his money.那个守财奴舍不得花他的钱。2).He parted with his friend on the pier yesterday.他昨天在码头上和他的朋友告别。3).Despite his poverty, he refuses to part with the family jewel.他尽管贫穷,却不肯变卖家中的珠宝。2. depart 意思是：“离开，离去，出发，启程，动身，死亡”；可作及物动词，也可作不及物动词。例如：1). He departed his life at the age of seventy.(作及物动词）他70岁时去世。2). He seemed somewhat loath to depart. （ 作不及物动词）他似乎不愿离去。3). The train to Beijing will depart from Platform 3 in half an hour.（ 作不及物动词） 开往北京的火车将于半小时后从三站台开出。
《恋恋有词》——2018版P129页For one thing, the South could not afford to part with its slaves.一方面，南方承受不了没有努力的后果。part with  与…分开depart  v.离开，出发apart  adj.分开的，隔离的个人认为  part with = apart  而不是  depart
depart是动词,出发,起程,离开的意思。 de-这个前缀表示离开,脱离。In the morning Mr. McDonald departed for Sydney.麦克唐纳先生早上起程去了悉尼。Before you depart,let me give you a word of advice.你离开之前让我给你一句忠告。part with失去， 卖掉[付出]…， 与…分开;割舍着重于放弃 舍弃一些自己舍不得的东西 。Buyers might require further assurances before parting with their cash.买主在付款前也许需要更多的保证。They will easily part with their family if their spouses do not support them in thisendeavor. 如果他们的配偶不支持这种尝试，他们很容易跟家庭发生分离。
depart是动词,出发,起程,离开的意思。 de-这个前缀表示离开,脱离。In the morning Mr. McDonald departed for Sydney.麦克唐纳先生早上起程去了悉尼。Before you depart,let me give you a word of advice.你离开之前让我给你一句忠告。part with失去， 卖掉[付出]…， 与…分开;割舍着重于放弃 舍弃一些自己舍不得的东西 。Buyers might require further assurances before parting with their cash.买主在付款前也许需要更多的保证。They will easily part with their family if their spouses do not support them in thisendeavor. 如果他们的配偶不支持这种尝试，他们很容易跟家庭发生分离。
part with1．separate from分手*He parted with us at the end of thetrip．旅行结束时他与我们分手了。*I parted with my friend on the pieryesterday．我昨天在码头上和我的朋友告别。2．spend；sell（esp．at a very low price）花掉；卖掉*He's not the sort who's happy to part withhardearned cash．他不是那种舍得把辛辛苦苦赚来的钱随便花掉的人。*In order to raise money Cathy had to part withsome of her jewels．为了筹款，凯茜只好卖掉自己的一些珠宝。3．give up； dispense with放弃；省掉*They were sorry to part with the oldhouse．他们对让出旧房子感到很惋惜。4．cease to employ辞退*I parted with him fordishonesty．因他不老实我把他辞退了。*He had to part with his secretary when she gotmarried．他的秘书结婚了，他只好让她走。depart[diˋpɑ:t]不及物动词1 违反 [常轨、习惯等] ; 放弃[from]~ from one's usual way of working放弃平时的工作方式~ from one's plans变更计画~ from one's promise违约2 (文语)a. <人、火车等> 出发The train ~s at 7:15.那班火车七点十五分开b. [从…]出发[from]I ~ed from my home.我从我的家 (乡) 出发 [离开家 (乡) ]c. [向…]出发,动身 [前往…] [for]He ~ed for Japan with his brothers in 1991.1991.年,他与兄弟们前往日本及物动词离开<场所>~ this life 去世,死亡

来之不易赚来的，辛苦赚来的

hard earned wage的中文翻译_ hard earned wage辛苦挣来的工资--wage英 [weɪdʒ] 美 [wedʒ]n.工资; 报应;vt.实行，进行，作(战等); 〈方〉雇佣; 〈古〉打赌，抵押，担保;[网络]工资; 薪金; 薪酬;[例句]His wages have gone up.他涨工资了。 [其他]第三人称单数：wages 复数：wages 现在分词：waging 过去式：waged 过去分词：waged

来之不易 词语信息【拼音】láizhībùyì详细解释【英语】hard-earned【释义】 指事情的成功或财物的取得费了很大力量。【例句】小明终于通过了英语听力考试，这个成绩来之不易。明·朱柏庐《治家格言》：“一粥一饭，当思来处不易；半丝半缕，恒念物力维艰。”偏正式；作主语、宾语、补语；形容成功来得不容易难得 【反义词】轻而易举 易如反掌 信手拈来
来之不易: 来之：使之来。得到它不容易。表示财物的取得或事物的成功是不容易的。
表示财物的取得或事物的成功是不容易的。
得到它不容易
就是这个东西得到的很不容易。

这是一场来之不易的世纪盛宴！This is a hard-earned century feast!这些甜蜜陶醉的来之不易。The sweetness of be not easily won.愿我们大家都致力于维护这来之不易的协定。Let us all dedicate ourselves to nurturing this hard-earned accord.我们会负责地将伊拉克还给当地的人民，并在阿富汗巩固来之不易的和平。We will begin to responsibly leave iraq to its people, and forge a hard-earned peace in afghanistan.我们将开始负责任地把伊拉克交还给伊拉克人民，并在阿富汗实现来之不易的和平。We'll begin to responsibly leave iraq to its people and forge a hard-earned peace in afghanistan.然而，当我们在伊拉克取得来之不易的重大成果时，阿富汗局势却出现恶化。But while we've achieved hard-earned milestones in iraq, the situation in afghanistan has deteriorated.尽管如此，无论对死亡和破坏的程度，那就更糟了日本的来之不易，如果没有文化的准备。Still, whatever the extent of the death and destruction, it would be much worse if not for japan's hard-earned culture ofpreparedness.我们本应对那些来之不易的教训予以更大重视：是不受监管的市场和对证券价格的投机造成了不稳定。We should have placed more value on the hard-earned lessons of the instability that comes from unregulated markets andgambling on securities prices.他已经屡次向你证明了他的忠诚，阁下，而我不会如此轻易放弃与他之间那份来之不易的友谊。He has proven his loyalty to you on several occasions, sir, and I would not discard my hard-earned friendship with him socarelessly.