lugging

英 [ˈlʌɡɪŋ]

美 [ˈlʌɡɪŋ]

v.  吃力地搬运; 用力拖; 使劲拉
lug的现在分词

现在分词：lugging　

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

• Lugging mortar and bricks. it's true.
  成天和泥垒砖。这是真的。
• Girls faced a greater risk of back pain than boys, and their risk increased with age ( and, presumably, years of lugging around their heavy packs).
  比起男孩，女孩出现背痛的风险更大，而且风险随年纪增长而上升（可以推想，这跟年复一年背着重重的书包有关）。
• How Pavlovian! So anyway, what's my reward for lugging this twenty-kilo bag of kibble home for you?
  真是巴甫洛夫！无论如何，我替你拖这20公斤的宠物食品回家，有什么奖赏？
• The service took off mostly because of convenience, he says: cash stored or transferred by phone is safer than lugging around stacks of notes, and much faster than the post.
  他表示：这项服务赢得人气主要是因为便利：用手机存储或转移资金，要比随身携带现金安全，也比邮局汇款快得多。
• It isn't hard to carry, but if you're used to a smaller, lighter laptop, there's no mistaking the fact you're lugging something bigger.
  它并不难携带，但是如果你习惯了机身更小更轻的笔记本，你确实会觉得提着它就像提着个挺大个的东西一样。
• Vernon said most late-night license seekers have been jet-lagged travelers lugging suitcases and trying to avoid daytime lines, rather than spontaneous celebrants.
  弗农说，夜间领证的人大多是拖着很多行李箱、为了避开白天长队的国外旅行者，心血来潮的人较少。
• A businessman was having a tough time lugging his lumpy, oversized travel bag onto the plane.
  一个商人拖着他那鼓鼓囊囊的特大号旅行袋登上飞机，真够费劲的。
• Steve: Where are you lugging all of those books, Mike?
  史蒂夫：迈克，你要把那些书都弄到哪去？
• She spent most of the1930s lugging her camera around, shooting pictures of buildings, construction sites, billboards, fire escapes, and stables.
  她用了几乎整个30年代，带着照相机四处徜徉，拍摄了大量建筑物、建筑工地、广告牌、消防楼梯以及停车场等。
• The results also presented that there were so many shuttle-shaped micro holes in this steel wires, lugging along drawing axis and cored by the hard particles.
  同时研究发现了钢丝在拉拔方向上形成的以第二相硬质颗粒为核心的梭形微孔洞。