Schlepping Meaning in English
word · lemma: schlep
释义
To carry or drag something heavy or awkward, usually with effort and sometimes reluctance. Often used in an informal, slightly humorous way.
用法与细微差别
Very informal, slightly humorous, with roots in Yiddish. Used mostly in American English, often to complain about tiring, tedious tasks ('schlepping bags', 'schlepping kids'). Rare in formal writing. Don't use for delicate or official actions.
例句
She was schlepping heavy groceries up the stairs.
basic
I'm tired of schlepping all these boxes around.
basic
He spent all morning schlepping furniture into the new apartment.
basic
We were schlepping through the rain with our bags, totally soaked.
natural
He's always schlepping his laptop everywhere he goes.
natural
After a long day of schlepping kids around town, I need a break.
natural