toilers

noun
UK /ˈtɔɪləz/
US /ˈtɔɪlərz/

People who work very hard for a long time.

The toilers in the field rested under a tree at noon.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. People who do tiring physical work.

The toilers carried heavy stones up the hill.

3. People who keep trying even when a job is hard.

The young toilers practiced every day to get better.

4. Workers in a story or poem, often shown as brave and tired.

The poem praised the toilers who built the city.