PLODDING - Translation from English into Polish

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plodding [ˈplɒdɪŋ, Am ˈplɑ:d-] ADJ pej

plodding: nużący

plodding: monotonny

plod <-dd-> [plɒd, Am plɑ:d] VB intr

1. plod (walk):

plod: wlec [perf po-] się

plod: posuwać się z trudem

to plod through the mud: brnąć [perf prze-] przez błoto

2. plod (work):

to plod along [or on]: mozolić się

to plod along at sth: ślęczeć nad czymś

to plod through sth: brnąć [perf prze-] przez coś

Present
I	plod
you	plod
he/she/it	plods
we	plod
you	plod
they	plod

Past
I	plodded
you	plodded
he/she/it	plodded
we	plodded
you	plodded
they	plodded

Present Perfect
I	have	plodded
you	have	plodded
he/she/it	has	plodded
we	have	plodded
you	have	plodded
they	have	plodded

Past Perfect
I	had	plodded
you	had	plodded
he/she/it	had	plodded
we	had	plodded
you	had	plodded
they	had	plodded

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Plodding, articulate and heavy drums often complement the essence of the psychedelic realm depicted by the entire debut album.

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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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The more dance-oriented remix at album's end cutely emphasizes the oddball whistled hook but is otherwise an overlong, plodding mess.

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The big problem, though, isn't the script but rather the direction and, specifically, the plodding pace of the film.

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Other reviewers felt it had a plodding pace, but had a soundtrack that is quite good.

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