Plough through Meaning in English
expression
परिभाषा
To move forward through something with difficulty, or to finish reading, dealing with, or completing something that is long or hard.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Mainly informal, can refer to physical effort (walking through snow) or mental effort (reading a dense book). Common collocations: 'plough through work', 'plough through a crowd', 'plough through a report'. Often implies the task is boring or exhausting. Not used for quick or easy actions.
उदाहरण वाक्य
He had to plough through the snow to get home.
basic
I had to plough through a hundred emails this morning.
basic
She ploughed through her homework before dinner.
basic
Sometimes you just have to plough through boring reports at work.
natural
We ploughed through the crowd to reach the stage.
natural
It took me all weekend to plough through that 500-page novel.
natural