lugged

英 [lʌɡd]

美 [lʌɡd]

v.  吃力地搬运; 用力拖; 使劲拉
lug的过去分词和过去式

COCA.44014

柯林斯词典

• VERB （用力）拉，拖，提
  If youluga heavy or awkward object somewhere, you carry it there with difficulty.
  1. Nobody wants to lug around huge suitcases full of clothes...
     谁都不想拖着个装满衣服的大箱子到处走。
  2. I hastily packed the hamper and lugged it to the car.
     我匆忙装好食品篮，吃力地把它拎上车子。

双语例句

• Every day I lugged my backpack through the halls, waiting for the final bell.
  每天，我是拖着书包上学，等待放学的铃声。
• He lugged the subject in.
  他硬把那话题扯进去。
• Why have you lugged in that story? It is quite misplaced.
  你为什么把那件事扯进来？这是完全不相干的。
• I remember the day Dad first lugged the heavy accordion up our front stoop, taxing his small frame.
  记得有一天，身材瘦小的父亲背着一架沉重的手风琴，费力地走到前门廊。
• The motor lugged as they drove up the hill.
  他们上山时汽车几乎走不动。
• In the '90s, I had three or four plastic milk crates of cassettes that I lugged around from apartment to apartment, long after I lost my tape player.
  在九十年代，我有三四个装满磁带的塑料牛奶箱跟着我四处搬家，尽管我的录音机早就没有了。
• It meant crossing a broad field of ragweed, breathing heavily as the two of us lugged the canoe, heavy with its layers of paint.
  这意味着要越过宽阔的豚草区；我们两个小伙子气喘吁吁地拖着有很沉涂料层的独木舟。
• He lugged a story into our conversation.
  他把一件事扯进我们谈话中。
• I lugged the box into [ out of] the room.
  我使劲把那箱子拖入室内[出室外]。
• We lugged the branch underneath, panting and puffing.
  我们呼哧呼哧地喘着粗气。使劲拉下面的树枝。