trudge

• Sustantivo que designa una caminata larga, pesada y agotadora, a menudo por terreno difícil o en condiciones adversas.

A noun referring to a long, tiring, and difficult walk, often over rough terrain or under challenging conditions.

1. A long, tiring walkB2formal

   A slow, heavy, and difficult walk, especially over rough or muddy ground.

   caminata agotadora

   • After the long trudge through the snow, they finally reached the cabin.
   • The hike was a real trudge through the muddy forest.
   • He made the trudge up the hill every morning to get to work.

   Sinónimoshikemarchplodslogtramptrek

   Antónimosamblesaunterstroll

• Verbo que describe caminar de manera lenta y con pasos pesados, generalmente por cansancio o por condiciones difíciles.

A verb used to describe walking slowly and with heavy steps, typically due to exhaustion or difficult conditions.

1. Walk with effortB2formal

   To walk slowly and with heavy steps, typically due to exhaustion or difficult terrain.

   Caminar con esfuerzo

   • After the long hike, they trudged back to the camp.
   • He trudged through the deep snow to get to the store.
   • She trudged up the hill, carrying a heavy backpack.

   Sinónimosclomphikeplodslogstomptraipsetramptrek

   Antónimosboundglideskipsprinttrip