vt.& vi. 跋涉,吃力地走 n. 跋涉,长途疲劳的步行;沉重的脚步;沉重疲累地走着的人 复数: trudges 第三人称单数: trudges 过去式: trudged 过去分词: trudged 现在分词: trudging
trudge 用法和例句
Then they trudge down the road to support other villages in similar campaigns .
后来,村民们徒步跋涉着去支持其他处于相似境地的村庄。
They will trudge along , facing a growing set of roadblocks , until , exhausted , they collapse .
他们会一路跋涉,遭遇路上不断出现的一系列障碍,直到筋疲力尽,倒在路上。
You don 't have to trudge to city hall .
你不必长途跋涉走向市政大厅。
They trudge up an 800-meter ( 0.5-mile ) track at a 50-degree incline to get to the rim of the crater . Then they descend 3 km ( 1.9 miles ) to the base of the volcano .
In stark , bare-bones prose , it describes a father and son 's trudge across a nation devastated by an unspecified environmental calamity - an endless valley of ashes dotted with desperate , deadly survivors .