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trudged
UK
/trʌdʒd/
US
/trʌdʒd/
trudged along
trudged along
trudged around
trudged around
trudged back
trudged back
trudged down
trudged down
trudged off
trudged off
trudged on
trudged on
trudged over
trudged over
trudged up
trudged up
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trudge
verb
trudged
Past Simple
trudged
Past Simple
trudged
Past Participle
trudging
Gerund
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/trʌdʒ/
US
/trʌdʒ/
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After a long day at work, he trudged home through the snow.
После долгого рабочего дня он тащился домой через снег.
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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
drag oneself
slog
march
stomp
walk heavily
plod
Antonyms
skip
sprint
run
trudge
noun
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A long, tiring walk or journey, especially one that is difficult or laborious.
After the storm, the trudge through the muddy fields was exhausting.
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