
英:/'trʌdʒ/ 美:/'trʌdʒ/
跋涉
过去式:trudged 过去分词:trudged 现在分词:trudging 第三人称单数:trudges 复数:trudges
GRE,商务英语
vi. 跋涉;步履艰难地走
vt. 跋涉
n. 长途跋涉;沉重的步伐
This expedition trudged through the desert.
这支探险队艰难地在沙漠中跋涉。
After a long trudge, we finally joined up with the friendly forces.
经过长途跋涉,我们终于和友军会合了。
The worker trudged along the construction site carrying cement bags.
这位工人扛着水泥袋艰难地走在工地上。
We had to trudge up the track back to the station.
我们不得不沿路缓慢地走回车站
We were reluctant to start the long trudge home.
我们不情愿的开始长途跋涉回家。
We had to trudge up the track back to the station.
我们不得不沿着铁轨步履艰难地走回车站。
He snorted, and during the rest of that weary trudge addressed his remarks exclusively to Mole.
他嗤了一声,在这趟令人筋疲力尽的长途跋涉的剩余路程里,他只对鼹鼠莫尔一个人说话。
They've set off for the long trudge home.
他们出发了,长途步行回家。
Because we must trudge in the dust awhile.
只因我们要在泥尘中跋涉少许。
vi.|wade;跋涉;步履艰难地走
n.|trapse;长途跋涉;沉重的步伐
"trudge" 是动词兼名词,指因疲惫或环境阻力而进行的缓慢、沉重的行走,通常带有体力消耗的隐含意义。根据牛津词典(Oxford Learner's Dictionaries),其动词形式定义为"to walk slowly or with heavy steps, because you are tired or carrying something heavy"【来源】。例如:"After the snowstorm, we trudged through knee-deep drifts to reach the farmhouse."
作为名词时,剑桥词典(Cambridge Dictionary)指出它描述"a long, tiring walk"【来源】,如:"The daily trudge to the construction site left his boots caked in mud."
该词源于16世纪中古英语,词源可能与古斯堪的纳维亚语"troða"(践踏)相关。柯林斯词典(Collins Dictionary)强调其情感色彩,常用于文学场景中表现毅力或艰辛【来源】。相较同义词"plod"更突出环境阻力,而"hike"则偏向愉悦的徒步活动。韦氏词典(Merriam-Webster)特别指出,trudge可延伸比喻"缓慢推进困难任务",如"trudging through paperwork"【来源】。
“Trudge” 是一个动词,也可作名词使用,描述一种疲惫、费力且缓慢的行走方式,通常因环境艰难(如泥泞、积雪)或情绪低落(如沮丧、疲倦)而产生。以下是详细解释:
动词(Verb)
名词(Noun)
源自中古英语 “trudgen”,可能与古诺尔斯语 “troða”(踩踏)相关,暗示“用力踩踏地面”的动作。
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