plod in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for plod in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.plod [Brit plɒd, Am plɑd] N (slow walk)

plod

passo m pesante

it's a long plod home

è una sfacchinata andare a casa a piedi

II.plod <forma in -ing plodding, pt, pp plodded> [Brit plɒd, Am plɑd] VB intr (walk)

plod

camminare con passo lento, pesante

plod along VB [plɒd -]

plod along

avanzare a stento also fig

plod on VB [plɒd -]

plod on

procedere, continuare a camminare

plod on fig

(continuare a) fare qc a fatica e controvoglia, trascinarsi

plod through VB [plɒd -] (plod through [sth]) fig

plod through

fare [qc] a fatica

plod away VB [plɒd -]

plod away

lavorare sodo, sgobbare

Translations for plod in the Italian»English Dictionary

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tirare la carretta

to plod along, to slave away

trascinarsi stancamente or a fatica

to plod on

tirare la carretta or la carriola

to plod along, to slave away

plod in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for plod in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.plod [plɑ:d] N

plod

passo m lento

II.plod <-dd-> [plɑ:d] VB intr

1. plod (walk heavily):

plod

camminare con passo pesante

to plod through the mud

procedere a fatica attraverso il fango

2. plod (do without enthusiasm):

to plod through one's work

andare avanti a rilento con il proprio lavoro

to plod through a book

procedere faticosamente nella lettura di un libro

plod on VB intr

plod on

cammminare con difficoltà

plod away VB intr

to plod away at sth

fare lenti ma costanti progressi in qc

Translations for plod in the Italian»English Dictionary

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tirare la carretta fig

to plod along

plod Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to plod through the mud

procedere a fatica attraverso il fango

to plod through one's work

andare avanti a rilento con il proprio lavoro

to plod through a book

procedere faticosamente nella lettura di un libro

to plod away at sth

fare lenti ma costanti progressi in qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Heavily, she plodded across the room and descended the stairs to where her son waited.

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Reviews of the play have not been very favorable and have called it long, windy, talky and situational, or entertaining but plodding.

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Far from plodding along the trodden path, she courageously explores new areas.

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The story line is telegraphed from word one and the meticulous unfolding plot plods ahead inexorably without the slightest bit of suspense.

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They both make a comic routine 10 times funnier by plodding through it as though it occupies only one-fifth of their attention.

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Although the opera isn't long, it seems so, plodding along without substantial contrast of pace or mood, and never reaching a satisfactory climax.

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The subsequent police investigation was plodding and slow.

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It began with a masked old man in tattered clothes plodding around the hall where townsfolk gathered in merriment to greet the coming year.

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Behind him plodded a medical bureau inadequately equipped in materiel, spirit, and vision to protect him from destruction by disease.

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Everyone else was only expected to plod along at a slower spiritual speed.

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