| 释义 |
Phr V slog away slogs, slogging, slogged slog away informal to keep working very hard, usually for a long timeusually + atIf she's got a job to do, she'll just slog away at it until it's finished.
slog away BrE informal to work hard at something for a long time, especially something that is difficult or boring: I shall go on slogging away until I've finished the job.+ at Randall spent the next few months slogging away at Russian grammar.■ SIMILAR TO: slave away, toil away
slog awayTo work (on something) strenuously and continuously, especially for a long period of time. Sorry, I won't join you for lunch today—I've got too much to do, so I'm just going to keep slogging away. I've been slogging away at this report for the last three days. I'm just ready for it to be finished! slog awayv. To work diligently for a lengthy period of time: The student slogged away on the algebra assignment. |