slogger

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona que trabaja con gran esfuerzo y constancia, a menudo de forma monótona o pesada, o a un boxeador conocido por asestar golpes potentes.

A noun referring to a person who works hard and steadily, often in a laborious or monotonous way, or a boxer known for delivering heavy punches.

1. Heavy-footed walkerC1informalbritish

   A person who walks in a slow, heavy, and laborious manner, often with a dragging or plodding gait.

   Persona que camina con paso pesado

   • The tired slogger trudged through the muddy field after a long day's work.
   • You could hear the slogger coming from a distance by the sound of his heavy footsteps.
   • The old slogger made his way slowly up the hill, pausing to catch his breath.

   Sinónimosplodderstompertrudger

2. Steady, monotonous workerC1informalbritish

   A person who works slowly and steadily for long hours, often performing repetitive or tedious tasks without complaint.

   Trabajador lento y constante

   • He was a real slogger, spending hours at his desk without a break.
   • The factory relied on sloggers to keep the assembly line moving.
   • She was a slogger in the library, cataloging books day after day.

   Sinónimosdrudgegrindhackploddertoilerworkhorse

3. Hard-hitting boxerC1informalbritishsport

   A boxer known for their ability to deliver powerful, heavy punches, often relying on strength rather than speed or technique.

   Pegador duro

   • The slogger knocked out his opponent in the third round with a massive right hook.
   • He was a classic slogger, always looking for the knockout blow.
   • The crowd cheered as the slogger landed another heavy punch.

   Sinónimosbrawlerbruiserheavy hittermaulerpuncherslugger