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Definition of trudging - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
movementthe act of walking slowly and with effort
- Trudging through the snow was exhausting.
Adjective
1.
movementmoving slowly with heavy steps
- The trudging hikers finally reached the campsite.
2.
appearanceshowing signs of weariness or effort
- Her trudging expression revealed her exhaustion.
Origin of trudging
Middle English, trudgen (to trudge)
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trudging
trudge over or through something difficult
Examples of trudging in a sentence
The trudging to the bus stop with groceries left him out of breath. The trudging soldiers marched through the muddy field. Trudging workers headed home after a long day. His trudging demeanor showed after the long hike. The trudging look on his face was unmistakable.
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- French:marche pénible, pénible, ...
- German:Stapfen, schwerfällig, ...
- Italian:camminata faticosa, affaticato, ...
- Spanish:caminata penosa, agotado, ...
- Portuguese:caminhar, arrastado, ...
- Chinese:跋涉, 步履沉重的, ...
- Japanese:とぼとぼ歩き, 重い足取りの, ...
- Arabic:المَشْي البَطيء المُتْعِب, مُتَثَاقِل, ...
- Hebrew:הֲלִיכָה סָחוּטָה, מְדַדֶּה, ...
- Russian:волочение ног, тяжело шагающий, ...
- Ukrainian:виснажлива хода, тяжкий, ...
- Hindi:थकी-हारी चाल, धीरे-धीरे चलने वाला, ...
Definition of trudge - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
hard trekkingwalk with heavy steps, especially when tired or in rough conditions
- We trudged up the muddy trail after the storm.
Noun
exhausting journeylong and tiring walk
- After the trudge through the snowy mountains, they finally reached the cabin..
Expressions with trudge
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walk slowly and with effort through something hard to cross
We had to trudge through deep snow to get home.
Origin of trudge
Unknown
Examples of trudge in a sentence
I often trudge to work when the buses are on strike. The trudge through the desert left them exhausted. Their trudge to the summit took all day.
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- French:marcher péniblement, marche pénible, ...
- German:stapfen, erschöpfende Wanderung, ...
- Italian:camminare a fatica, marcia faticosa, ...
- Spanish:caminar pesadamente, caminata, ...
- Portuguese:caminhar penosamente, caminhada exaustiva, ...
- Chinese:蹒跚而行, 跋涉, ...
- Japanese:とぼとぼ歩く, 重い足取りの旅, ...
- Arabic:مَشَى مُتَثَاقِلًا, مَسِيرَة شَاقَّة, ...
- Hebrew:לִצְעוֹד בִּכְבֵדוּת, הֲלִיכָה מְתִישָׁה, ...
- Russian:тащиться, утомительный путь, ...
- Ukrainian:плестися, виснажлива подорож, ...
- Hindi:धप्प-धप्प चलते हुए जाना, थकाऊ पदयात्रा, ...
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