Noun:

জোরে ধাক্কা, জোরে আঘাত, জোর আঘাত,

Verb:

সজোরে আঘাত করা,

slogging's Usage Examples:

deal of spin so as to always beat the bat, whilst his accuracy would make slogging – the only way to make runs under such conditions – very difficult.

Veritable: A dirty slogging-match in the mud of the Rhineland, by William Moore (p.

Operation Veritable: A dirty slogging-match in the.

Pegler also did fairly well as a slogging tail-end batsman, scoring for the whole tour 643 runs at an average of.

"Nothing aggravates me more than an RPG adventure with a flabby climax; after slogging through a book's worth of fight scenes and dungeon crawls, I want to be.

yet it took two decades of slogging around the Australian touring circuit before the local industry sat up.

” I Need a New War zeroes in on middle-class professionals slogging through office jobs or mothers and fathers overcome with unsexy middle-aged.

actually suited in many ways more to flatland running than slow mountain slogging, with its 4-wheel leading truck for stability at speed.

The battle was a slogging contest in which victory was decided by individual skill rather than by.

While the rescuers and the rescued are all slogging it out of the ultimate rain forest, the reptilian AAnn empire is fomenting.

a pig's wallow, what should have been a football classic turned into a slogging show.

hard ice of logic, nor soaring on the slipstreams of imagination, but slogging, plodding along on the heavy ground of existence.

Swedish-French army under Duke Bernard of Saxe-Weimar’s leadership went slogging by across the river after their defeat at Nördlingen in the Thirty Years'.

Synonyms:

plod; walk; slosh; splosh; splash; trudge; pad; footslog; tramp; slop; squish; squelch;

Antonyms:

inactivity; studio; misbehave; clean; ride;