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Meanings of trudge (trudging) in English
Catalan
caminar de puntetes Usage of trudging in English
1
Walking in loose gravel was as hard as trudging along in sand.
2
They huddled together in clumps, periodically trudging forward as the line moved.
3
The dust of his motor chokes the citizen trudging home from work.
4
She saw a line of five-and-forty weary horses trudging toward the Varden.
5
The Indian was trudging along with a heavy pack on his back.
6
Occasionally he passed dull-looking peasants, trudging on foot or riding lethargic mules.
7
Marvin considered this, then wheeled and started trudging angrily up the hill.
8
An hour later the same bunch were seen trudging back to 019.
9
While Cutter and the others continued their trudging, he would ride out.
10
I find myself trudging through the dating game, but am relatively unscathed.
11
I followed him in, trudging through the torrent, bodysurfing when I could.
12
The flock dutifully began trudging back up the slopes toward the cave.
13
But still they kept trudging stoutly forward, and talking as they went.
14
He glanced back at the sleeping child before trudging up the pathway.
15
She walked beside him-workmanof workmen he was, trudging with that luggage.
16
Bending into the full force of the gale, he began trudging forward.
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Trudging through the time
Trudging across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common