trudged

英 [trʌdʒd]

美 [trʌdʒd]

v.  (因疲劳或负重而)步履沉重地走，缓慢地走，费力地走
trudge的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB （尤指因疲惫或沮丧）拖着沉重的脚步走，步履艰难地走
  If youtrudgesomewhere, you walk there slowly and with heavy steps, especially because you are tired or unhappy.
  1. We had to trudge up the track back to the station.
     我们不得不沿路艰难地走回车站。
  2. Trudgeis also a noun.
     
  3. We were reluctant to start the long trudge home.
     我们很不愿意踏上如此漫长艰辛的回家之路。

双语例句

• 'No,'said she; and taking her basket Tess trudged on.
  “我不能等，”她说；提起篮子往前走了。
• Oh well, I suppose I'd better get back to work, he said, and trudged off down the corridor.
  哎，好了，我想我最好回去工作，他说道，费力地沿走廊走去了。
• We trudged home through deep snow.
  我们踏着很深的积雪，吃力地走回家。
• That afternoon I trudged downtown to Dad's hardware store, figuring he wanted the windows washed or something.
  那天下午我拖着懒懒的脚步进了市区，到我爸爸的五金店去，心想他准是要我擦玻璃或是干别的什么活。
• He pulled down the bill of his cap and trudged ahead.
  他把帽盖向前拉了拉，继续向前跋涉。
• He trudged wearily along the path.
  他疲惫不堪地在小道上走着。
• He trudged three hours in the snow to get back home.
  他在雪中跋涉三个钟点才回到家。
• Charles followed him into the street, and fell into step as they trudged along.
  查尔斯尾随着他，步入大街，随即与他迈着一致的步伐，拖着疲惫的身子向前走去。
• He trudged through deep snow to the village.
  他踩着厚厚的积雪，步履艰难地朝村子走去。
• He trudged 20 miles through the deep snow.
  他在深雪之中跋涉了二十英里。