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trudging

/ˈtrʌdʒɪŋ/

trudging along

trudging around

trudgingnoun

Translations

marche pénible

After hours of trudging through the snow, they finally reached the cabin.

Après des heures de marche pénible dans la neige, ils ont enfin atteint la cabane.

Definitions

The act of walking slowly and with heavy steps, typically because of exhaustion or harsh conditions.

After hours of trudging through the snow, they finally reached the cabin.

trudginggerund / present participle

/ˈtrʌdʒɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe slow, laborious movement.

Translations

traînantSe dit d’une progression lente et pénible, avec des pas lourds.

The trudging caravan wound its way across the desert.

La caravane traînante avançait à travers le désert.

Definitions

Moving or progressing slowly and with heavy steps, as if weary or burdened.

The trudging caravan wound its way across the desert.

trudgeverb

trudging

ing-form

trudged

Past Simple

trudged

Past Participle

trudging

ing-form

/trʌdʒ/

Translations

marcher péniblement

They had to trudge back to the campsite in the pouring rain.

Ils ont dû marcher péniblement jusqu’au campement sous une pluie battante.

Additional translations

traîner les piedsSens plus idiomatique, pour une marche lente et lourde.

Definitions

To walk slowly and with heavy steps, typically because of exhaustion or harsh conditions.

After the long hike, they had to trudge back to the campsite in the pouring rain.

Synonyms

slog

drag oneself

walk heavily

Antonyms

trudgenoun

Definitions

A long, tiring walk or journey, especially one that is difficult or laborious.

After the storm, the trudge through the muddy fields was exhausting.