schlepp

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English - Turkish
{f} çekmek
aşlrmak
{f} sürüklemek

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schlep
çekmek
schlep
{f} sürüklemek
English - English
To carry a heavy object a distance, to tote, to lug

Today we schlepped back all the boxes we schlepped over there yesterday.

To travel, slowly and reluctantly. (This word carries the implication that the journey is not worth the effort)

I had to schlepp all the way over there, through the mud, so I could come back for the paper they never told me to bring and do it again.

{f} (American Slang) carry, lug (from Yiddish)

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schlep
A long or burden laden journey
schlep
To go, as on an errand or task
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{i} (Yiddish) lazy person, idler; arduous journey; burdensome task
schlep
{f} (American Slang) carry, lug (from Yiddish)
schlep
To carry or to drag around
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If you schlep somewhere, you go there. It's too cold to schlepp around looking at property. = trudge
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pull along heavily, like a heavy load against a resistance; "Can you shlep this bag of potatoes upstairs?"; "She pulled along a large trunk"
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disapproval If you describe someone as a schlep, you mean that they are stupid or clumsy. to carry or pull something heavy schlep sth down/out/along etc (shleppen, from sleppen)
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(v ) Drag around: We had to schlep all over town to find the right dress
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If you schlep something somewhere, you take it there although this is difficult or inconvenient. You didn't just schlep your guitar around from folk club to folk club. = lug
schlepping
present participle of schlepp
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