WADE THROUGH SOMETHING

wade through something: translation

wade through something

1. to walk with effort through a substance, such as water, mud, garbage, etc. •

The soldiers waded through the mud on the way to battle.

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They waded through the mess to get to where they were going.

2. Fig. to struggle through something with difficulty. (Fig. on Q.) •

You mean I have to wade through all these applications?

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I have to wade through forty term papers in the next two days.