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English-German translation for: slog
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Dictionary English German: slog

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NOUN   slog | slogs
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VERB  to slog | slogged | slogged ... 
 
SYNO   to slog | to slug | to swig ... 
to slog [fig.] [work doggedly]
674
schuften [ugs.]
to slog [fig.] [cram for exams]
484
büffeln [ugs.]
to slog
443
verprügeln
to slog sb. [hit forcefully]
42
jdn. dreschen [ugs.] [verdreschen]
to slogsich abplagen
Nouns
slog [coll.]
515
Plackerei {f} [ugs.]
slog
486
Schinderei {f}
slog
478
Maloche {f} [ugs.]
slog [long exhausting march or hike]
49
Gewaltmarsch {m} [hier meist fig.]
slog [toil]
7
Tschoch {m} [österr.] [ugs.] [Mühe]
2 Words
to slog alongsich dahinschleppen
to slog along [move with difficulty]sich schleppen [bes. Person]
to slog away [coll.]klotzen [ugs.] [hart arbeiten]
to slog away [coll.]malochen [ugs.]
to slog away [coll.]sich abrackern [ugs.]
to slog on [coll.] [continue walking]weiterlatschen [ugs.]
to slog on [coll.] [continue working]weitermachen [mit der Arbeit]
to slog sth. out [coll.] [idiom]etw.Akk. bis zum Ende durchstehen
to slog throughsich durchschlagen
to slog through sth.sich durch etw. schlagen
hard slogOchsentour {f} [ugs.] [harte Arbeit]
idiom hard slog [poet.]Mühen {pl} der Ebene
3 Words
to slog away at sth. [coll.]sichAkk. mit etw.Dat. abplagen
sports to slog the ball [coll.]den Ball schleudern
4 Words
to slog away at / on sth. [coll.]sich mit etw.Dat. abmühen
Unverified to slog one's guts out [coll.]sich die Seele aus dem Leib ackern [Redewendung]
to slog one's guts out [coll.] [idiom]sichAkk. kaputtarbeiten [ugs.]
 
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A 2012-11-30: Graft / slog
A 2007-07-19: doing an MSc - at ridiculously low fees ... Freelance translating is a har...
A 2007-07-10: Often it was an arduous slog to cover distances in order to deliver import...
Q 2006-01-13: to slog on
A 2005-12-08: (arbeiten) to toil, to slog; (evtl. streiten) to squabble, to quarrel
A 2004-03-15: Also: slog away (work hard) (colloguial)

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