plodder

• Persona que se mueve o trabaja de forma lenta, pesada y a menudo monótona, generalmente sin entusiasmo ni rapidez. También puede referirse a alguien que avanza con esfuerzo y sin brillantez.

A noun referring to a person who moves or works in a slow, heavy, and often monotonous manner, typically without enthusiasm or speed.

1. Slow, heavy walkerB2informal

   A person who walks in a slow, heavy, and laborious manner, often with a tired or deliberate step.

   Caminante lento y pesado

   • The old man was a plodder, taking each step with care.
   • She was a plodder on the hiking trail, always bringing up the rear.
   • He moved like a plodder through the muddy field.

   Sinónimosclodhoppersloggerstompertrudger

2. Slow, steady workerB2informal

   A person who works slowly and methodically, often for long hours, without much flair or speed.

   Persona lenta pero constante en el trabajo

   • He was a plodder in the office, always finishing his tasks but never quickly.
   • She is a reliable plodder who gets the job done eventually.
   • The team needed a plodder to handle the tedious data entry.

   Sinónimosdrudgegrinderpluggersloggertoilerworkhorse

   Antónimosdawdleridlerlaggardloaferprocrastinatorshirkersluggardtrifler

3. Slow moverB2informal

   A person or thing that moves at a slow pace.

   Persona o cosa que se mueve lentamente

   • The tortoise is a natural plodder in the race.
   • He's a plodder when it comes to learning new software.
   • The plodder in the group held everyone back.

   Sinónimosdawdlerlaggardslowcoachslowpokesnailtortoise

   Antónimoshustlerracerspeeder