Translations for „slog on“ in the English » German Dictionary

slog on VB intr inf

slog on (continue working)

weitermachen

slog on (continue walking)

weiterlatschen inf

we slogged on with the digging

wir gruben weiter

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to slog away at [or on] sth

sich acc mit etw dat abmühen inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Both nations possess the military, industrial and demographic resources to absorb heavy losses and slog on.

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This is one of the hardest pulls since we have trekked... all we can do is to slog on with the greatest possible speed.

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Take a guided walk and be prepared for wild weather and a tough slog on the 19.4 kilometre track.

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While the young cyclist's burgeoning success is borne of many hours of hard slog on the bike, good genes and strong role models won't hamper her rise.

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And 400m is a hard slog on the body.

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Obviously, though, most kids worry so much about getting in trouble that they slog on.

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He's not long completed his morning slog on the tennis court - no double faults today, he's pleased to announce - and will spend the afternoon sculpting his latest novel.

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They were also 20 points down at half-time in a low scoring slog on enemy soil.

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For all concerned it is a case of head down and slog on through the depths of winter and see who is left standing come the end of the season.

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