Plod along Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To move or make progress slowly and steadily, usually in a way that seems difficult or without excitement.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal, often used to describe work, progress, or movement that feels slow or tedious. Conveys a sense of routine, struggle, or lack of energy—don't confuse with 'move quickly' or 'rush.' Common in phrases like 'just plodding along at work.'
Example Sentences
Sometimes, I just plod along at work and wait for the day to end.
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He plodded along the path with heavy steps.
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The project is plodding along, but it's not finished yet.
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We just have to plod along until something better comes up.
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After his injury, he could only plod along during the race, but he finished.
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I know it’s boring, but sometimes you just have to plod along and get through it.
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