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Definition of slogger - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
hard workerRare UK someone who works persistently and hardRare UK
- He's known as a slogger in the office for his dedication..
2.
cricketTECH. UK cricketer who hits every ball aggressivelyTECH. UK
- The team needed a slogger to boost the score.
3.
walkingRare UK slow and heavy-footed walkerRare UK
- The slogger trudged through the muddy field.
Origin of slogger
English, slog (work hard) + -er (agent noun)
Examples of slogger in a sentence
As a slogger, she never missed a deadline. The slogger hit a six on the first ball. Every team needs a slogger in the final overs. The slogger made his way up the steep hill. In the park, a slogger moved slowly along the path.
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- French:bosseur, frappeur puissant, ...
- German:Schaffer, Schläger, ...
- Italian:stacanovista, battitore aggressivo, ...
- Spanish:currante, bateador agresivo, ...
- Portuguese:trabalhador incansável, batedor agressivo, ...
- Chinese:苦干者, 猛击手, ...
- Japanese:努力家, スラッガー, ...
- Arabic:مجتهد, لَاعِب ضَارِب, ...
- Hebrew:עָמֵל, מַכֶּה בְּכֹחַ, ...
- Russian:трудяга, слаггер, ...
- Ukrainian:трудяга, слаггер, ...
- Hindi:मेहनती व्यक्ति, स्लॉगर, ...
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