Plow on Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To continue doing something steadily, especially when it is difficult or boring or when others might give up.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly informal. Used when describing perseverance, particularly in unpleasant or tedious tasks. Often follows 'just', e.g. 'just plow on'. Do not confuse with literal 'plow' (farming). Common with work, studies, or when others are discouraged.
Example Sentences
Even though it was raining, we decided to plow on with the picnic.
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He was tired but he had to plow on with his homework.
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We must plow on until the job is done.
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She wanted to quit, but her friends encouraged her to plow on.
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No matter how tough the exam gets, just plow on and do your best.
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We lost power halfway through, but the team decided to plow on and finish the project.
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