plodder
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++plod·der /ˈplɒdə $ ˈplɑːdər/ noun [countable] informal 1. WORK/DO WORKSLOW British English someone who works slowly and is not very clever 工作很慢且不太聪明的人2. someone who walks or does something slowly 走路［做事］慢的人
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plodder• Until now Justin has been an obedient civil servant, content to toe the official line-in short, a plodder.• Anyway, I could go no faster, being the slow-starter, long-distance plodder type.• What makes cognac the international high-flyer, and armagnac the spotty, stay-at-home plodder?• Character, narrative, plot - only a dogged, dull-witted plodder like Malcolm Lodgebury bothers with that sort of stuff now.plod·der nounChineseSyllable
someone is and not slowly works who Corpus
plodder
plod‧der /ˈplɒdə $ ˈplɑːdər/
noun [countable] informal
1. British English someone who works slowly and is not very clever
2. someone who walks or does something slowly
plod‧der /ˈplɒdə $ ˈplɑːdər/
noun [countable] informal1. British English someone who works slowly and is not very clever
2. someone who walks or does something slowly