WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| plod⇒ vi | (trudge, step slowly) | caminar lentamente loc verb |
| | (figurado) | arrastrarse⇒ v prnl |
| | The old horse plodded slowly down the road. |
| | El viejo caballo caminaba lentamente por la carretera. |
| plod through [sth] vi + prep | figurative (do something slowly and steadily) (con dificultad) | trabajar⇒ vi |
| | | seguir trabajando loc verb |
| | This project is difficult, but I'm plodding through it. |
| plod n | (laborious walk) | caminata difícil nf + adj |
| | It was a long plod across the muddy field. |
| plod n | figurative (laborious process) | trabajo duro nm + adj |
| | The plod of getting all documents in ordered exhausted Jenny. |
| Additional Translations |
plod,
Plod n | UK, countable, slang (police officer) | policía n común |
| | Which way is the park? Let's ask that plod over there. |
| | ¿Para qué lado es el parque? Preguntémosle a ese policía. |
plod,
Plod n | UK, uncountable, often capitalized, slang (the police) | policía n común |
| | The pickpocket warned his friend to watch out for Plod. |
| | El ladrón le avisó a su amigo que vigilara si venía la policía. |