Definition of plodge in English:

plodge

verb plɒdʒ

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

no object To plunge; to wade through water, mud, etc.; to walk laboriously over soft ground or through undergrowth, etc.; to trudge.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Francis Grose (d. 1791), antiquary. Probably an imitative alteration of plod, perhaps after e.g. plunge, trudge.

Definition of plodge in US English:

plodge

verbplɒdʒ

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

no object To plunge; to wade through water, mud, etc.; to walk laboriously over soft ground or through undergrowth, etc.; to trudge.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Francis Grose (d. 1791), antiquary. Probably an imitative alteration of plod, perhaps after e.g. plunge, trudge.

单词	plodge
释义	Definition of plodge in English: plodge verb plɒdʒ English Regional, Scottish, Northern no object To plunge; to wade through water, mud, etc.; to walk laboriously over soft ground or through undergrowth, etc.; to trudge. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Francis Grose (d. 1791), antiquary. Probably an imitative alteration of plod, perhaps after e.g. plunge, trudge. Definition of plodge in US English: plodge verbplɒdʒ English Regional, Scottish, Northern no object To plunge; to wade through water, mud, etc.; to walk laboriously over soft ground or through undergrowth, etc.; to trudge. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Francis Grose (d. 1791), antiquary. Probably an imitative alteration of plod, perhaps after e.g. plunge, trudge.
随便看	eat out eat out eat out of house and home eat out of one's hand eat own dog food eat quickly eats eats eat sb alive eat sb for breakfast eat sb out of house and home eat sb's dust eat sb up eat selectively eat somebody alive eat somebody for breakfast eat somebody out of house and home eat somebody's dust eat somebody up eat someone alive eat someone alive eat someone for breakfast eat someone out of house and home eat someone out of house and home eat someone's dust