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I . plod [plɒd, americ plɑ:d] SUBST

plod
Marsch m

II . plod <-dd-> [plɒd, americ plɑ:d] VERBO intr

2. plod (work slowly):

to plod through sth

plod along VERBO intr

1. plod along (walk):

plod along

plod on VERBO intr

1. plod on (continue walking):

plod on

2. plod on (continue working):

plod on

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The song plods and twinkles in equal measure.
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Reviews of the play have not been very favorable and have called it long, windy, talky and situational, or entertaining but plodding.
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The film was much acclaimed by critics, although some vary in their opinion of it, ranging from simply plodding to much-maligned.
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Invariably, we find his characters plodding through life as they search to find something called home.
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It is slow and plodding, with poor story development...
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Everyone else was only expected to plod along at a slower spiritual speed.
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The more dance-oriented remix at album's end cutely emphasizes the oddball whistled hook but is otherwise an overlong, plodding mess.
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The story line is telegraphed from word one and the meticulous unfolding plot plods ahead inexorably without the slightest bit of suspense.
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Although the opera isn't long, it seems so, plodding along without substantial contrast of pace or mood, and never reaching a satisfactory climax.
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The record plods along, hampered by hackneyed arrangements and production values.
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