英 [drʌdʒ] 美 [drʌdʒ]
n. 苦工；做繁重无聊工作的人；繁重的劳动
v. 做苦工；被迫做苦工
n. （Drudge）（美）德鲁奇（人名）
复数drudges
第三人称单数drudges
现在分词drudging
过去式drudged
过去分词drudged
drudge /drʌdʒ/
可数名词 If you describe someone as a drudge, you mean they have to work hard at a job which is not very important or interesting. 苦工
强迫做苦工
苦工单调、卑贱或无趣的工作 Fatiguing or tedious work; drudgery.单调乏味的工作;苦工 To do tedious,unpleasant,or menial work.苦工做单调无味或卑贱的工作 .
... drudge n.做苦工的人 ，劳碌的人 n.做苦工 drudge 做苦工的人 drudge at 做苦工 ...
... 被强迫做某事 be forced to do 强迫做苦工 drudge 强迫做某人做某事 oblige sb to do sth ...
德拉吉（Drudge）： DRUDGE REPORT 2009® 徐静蕾： 老徐
drudgery 苦工，苦差事
做苦工，干苦力
做苦工的人
I wouldn't wish to have my son drudge all his life.
我可不愿让我儿子终身做苦工。
Much of the "drudge work" of compliance can be automated through tooling.
法规遵循的许多“艰苦工作”可以通过工具来自动化。
The editors had already made up their minds, sources told the Drudge Report.
而且知情人士向《德拉吉报道》透露，《时代》杂志的编辑们已经做了最后决定。
The Drudge Report linked to an AP story by Chris Bodeen currently in Sanya, China.
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In the online news aggregation world, it is clearly Matt Drudge (Huff was already famous).
Catering to the drudge of the daily commute, an entirely new phenomenon is catching on.