Verb(1) work doggedly or persistently,walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud,strike heavily, especially with the fist or a bat,plod(2) work doggedly or persistently(3) walk heavily and firmly(4) as when weary(5) or through mud(6) strike heavily(7) especially with the fist or a bat(8) plod
Verb(1) work doggedly or persistently,walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud,strike heavily, especially with the fist or a bat,plod(2) work doggedly or persistently(3) walk heavily and firmly(4) as when weary(5) or through mud(6) strike heavily(7) especially with the fist or a bat(8) plod
(1) This was because they had tried to slog the ball around and had got out.(2) u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Getting the debate on an even keel will be a hard slog ,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb he said.(3) So while I slog through my day-to-day drudgeries, he is cavorting on the Champs-Elysu00d4u00f6u00a3u252cu00abes and decadently nibbling pain au chocolat on the Rive Gauche.(4) I'm working with you everyday to get those chubby legs of yours to assume more responsibility, but this is a hard slog as your are so very stubborn.(5) For accountants, working Saturdays is a tax-season tradition, a rite of spring as they slog through IRS forms and race to meet deadlines.(6) a slog hit the fielder on the helmet(7) it would be a hard slog back to the camp(8) During the earlier part of a band's career, this is a hard slog , with lots of frustrating phone calls and unreturned messages.(9) It was a less than impressive start to a hard slog ahead.(10) I know a lot of you are doing stuff together, but it's a hard slog to find out what.(11) Contrast this with the fact that the old lady who comes to work at my place is usually accompanied by her daughter, that is when she doesn't have to slog as a labourer to feed her family.(12) Slowly our health returns and the next seven days, while being a hard slog , go relatively smoothly.(13) But if the polls are right, she has a fair chance of finding out at first hand whether being first lady is a hard slog .(14) Watching a park cricketer routinely count to four, then plonk his foot towards the square-leg umpire and slog his way to a ton is not.(15) it wasn't all slog during those years(16) It has been a hard slog to the top, making my way through mind-numbing local radio interviews and writing for nothing; never did I imagine that I would hit such exalted heights.
