Usage of "slog" | TermGallery

каталонский

Walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud.

испанский

Work doggedly or persistently.

Strike heavily, especially with the fist or a bat.

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Examples for "slug"

Examples for "slug"

Have they ensured poisonous slug pellets are not used in the area? 
 The Irish Times 

These results suggest an association between ERK-regulated cell migration and slug expression. 
 Pubmed 

Fabrizzio handed him a wine bottle and Michael took a long slug. 
 The Godfather 

I shudder, thinking about the size of the slug it would've produced. 
 Wired 

Perhaps it couldn't penetrate fast enough to slug you all at once. 
 And the deep blue sea 

Ryuji downed his beer in one swig and thought for a moment. 
 RING 

Strike uncrossed her arms, grabbed a water bottle, and took a swig. 
 Wild Storm 

So she takes a swig of Coke and puts her foot down. 
 The Guardian 

Shivering, Sugar takes a swig of tea from the absurdly dainty cup. 
 The crimson petal and the white 

The type of repugnance when one takes a swig of sour milk? 
 The Guardian 

Использование термина slog на английском

It means everyone involved questioning whether the hard slog is worth it. 
 The Irish Times 

So how come cycling in Ireland is still such a hard slog? 
 The Irish Times 

He always judges how good a team is by that 38-game slog. 
 The Guardian 

It was a slog; I began before iTunes, using its precursor SoundJam. 
 The Guardian 

As I write that Trott tries a slog-sweep, but no damage done. 
 The Guardian 

I hadn't run in weeks and the first mile was a slog. 
 Bones of the Lost 

This is in part why January feels like such an utter slog. 
 The Irish Times 

That rendered the game's remainder into a slog to the final horn. 
 Reuters 

Then, as the horses made their last slog to the rail, Whoa! 
 Speaks the Nightbird 

Could England then reasonably drop him for the loadsamoney slog on Saturday? 
 The Guardian 

What had seemed scientifically straightforward had turned into a lonely, multi-year slog. 
 Wired 

You've got to slog like blazes, if you want to get on. 
 Anne Severn and the Fieldings 

The slog of it all is starting to properly kick in now. 
 The Irish Times 

Still, this unpretentious film faces a tough slog in jaded European markets. 
 Reuters 

Who'd want to slog through hundreds of file libraries looking for something? 
 Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet 

The response from Republicans, however, signaled a potentially long slog ahead. 
 Reuters 

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Translations for slog

каталонский

испанский

Slog через время

Slog в диалектах

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Значения термина slog на английском