drudge
drʌdʒ
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Definition of drudge - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

workerperson doing boring, hard, or unpleasant work for others
  • He felt like a drudge at his new job.
plodder toiler

Verb

intr.
laborious taskperform tedious, menial, or unpleasant work
  • She drudged through piles of paperwork every day..
labor toil
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Origin of drudge

Middle English, druggen (to labor)

Examples of drudge in a sentence

  • The apprentice felt like a drudge during the apprenticeship.
  • He drudged in the fields from dawn till dusk.
  • They drudged through the mud to reach the village.

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  1. French:esclave, trimer, ...
  2. German:Schuft, schuften, ...
  3. Italian:sgobbone, sgobbare, ...
  4. Spanish:obrero, esclavizarse, ...
  5. Portuguese:trabalhador braçal, labutar, ...
  6. Chinese:苦工, 苦干, ...
  7. Japanese:雑用係, 骨折り仕事をする, ...
  8. Arabic:عَامِل سَخَرِيّ, كدَحَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:סַבָּל, לַעֲמֹל, ...
  10. Russian:работяга, надрываться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:робітник, пахати, ...
  12. Hindi:खटुआ, कठिन परिश्रम करना, ...
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