Slog
Pronunciation: /ˈslɑːɡ/
Slog (verb)
- to work very hard for a long time, often on something difficult.
- to walk slowly and with difficulty, usually because you are tired.
Examples
- They slogged through the project to meet the deadline.
- She slogged for hours to finish the report.
Common collocations: slog through work, slog away, slog through mud, slog up a hill, a long slog
Slog (noun)
- a period of hard work or effort, often boring or difficult.
Examples
- The project was a real slog, but they completed it.
- After months of slog, they finally saw results.