Definition Conjugation
Definition of schlepp - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The schlepp of moving boxes was exhausting.
2.
- The hike up the mountain was a schlepp.
Verb
1.
- She had to schlepp the suitcase up the stairs.
2.
- He schlepped along the crowded street.
Origin of schlepp
Yiddish, shlep (drag) + -en (infinitive)
Examples of schlepp in a sentence
It was a schlepp to get the equipment upstairs. The road trip turned into a schlepp due to traffic. Moving all their belongings was quite a schlepp. He had to schlepp the groceries home. We schlepped the equipment across the field. She had to schlepp her luggage up the stairs.
They schlepped through the muddy field to reach the campsite.
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- French:portage, trimballer, ...
- German:Schlepperei, schleppen, ...
- Italian:trasporto, trascinare, ...
- Spanish:acarreo, arrastrar, ...
- Portuguese:transporte, carregar, ...
- Chinese:重负, 费力地搬运, ...
- Japanese:苦労, 運ぶ, ...
- Arabic:مشقّة, حَمَلَ بِمَشَقَّةٍ, ...
- Hebrew:סְחִיבָה, לִסְחוֹב, ...
- Russian:переноска, тащить, ...
- Ukrainian:перенесення, тягти, ...
- Hindi:कष्ट, खींचना, ...
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