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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

plodding [ingl. am. ˈplɑdɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˈplɒdɪŋ] ADJ.

plodding pace/step
plodding student
plodding student

I. plod <part. pres. plodding; pret., part. pas. plodded> [ingl. am. plɑd, ingl. brit. plɒd] V. intr.

1. plod (walk):

2. plod (work):

how's work going? — oh, plodding along
how's work going? — oh, plodding along
¿qué tal el trabajo? — ahí va, jalando amer. excl Co. Sur

II. plod [ingl. am. plɑd, ingl. brit. plɒd] SUST. sin pl.

en el diccionario PONS

I. plod [plɒd, ingl. am. plɑ:d] -dd- SUST.

II. plod [plɒd, ingl. am. plɑ:d] -dd- V. intr.

1. plod (walk heavily):

2. plod (do without enthusiasm):

plod on V. intr. (continue walking)

plod away V. intr. (continue working)

en el diccionario PONS

I. plod [plad] SUST.

II. plod <-dd-> [plad] V. intr.

1. plod (walk heavily):

2. plod (do without enthusiasm):

plod away V. intr.

plod on V. intr.

Present
Iplod
youplod
he/she/itplods
weplod
youplod
theyplod
Past
Iplodded
youplodded
he/she/itplodded
weplodded
youplodded
theyplodded
Present Perfect
Ihaveplodded
youhaveplodded
he/she/ithasplodded
wehaveplodded
youhaveplodded
theyhaveplodded
Past Perfect
Ihadplodded
youhadplodded
he/she/ithadplodded
wehadplodded
youhadplodded
theyhadplodded

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Everyone else was only expected to plod along at a slower spiritual speed.
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And yes, to all those who have asked, the donkeys continue to plod through the plot.
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It began with a masked old man in tattered clothes plodding around the hall where townsfolk gathered in merriment to greet the coming year.
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The subsequent police investigation was plodding and slow.
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The song plods and twinkles in equal measure.
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