trudge [trʌdʒ] ГЛ. неперех.
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He also trudged through existing works and resolved conflicting accounts.
en.wikipedia.org So you write out a check for $12.70 and trudge home to bed where the doctor smiles, very pleased with himself.
artthreat.net Entire families, pushing prams, trudged through the snow and ice.
en.wikipedia.org But after 19 days of trudging through the wilderness, they failed to reach the site.
en.wikipedia.org The pace drags increasingly, trudging through the protracted final reels to a clumsy wrap-up with too many concluding scenes, none of them effective.
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