History
History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
bring

to cause (a person, thing) to come by carrying or coming with

transport or accompany

brought

of bring

transport or accompany

carry

to support the weight of (a person, thing) and go from one place to another

transport physical object

convey

to take, carry, (something)

transport

fetch

to go for (a person, thing) and bring back

go get, bring in

lug

to pull or drag (something) roughly and with much effort

drag something around

plod

to walk slowly with a heavy step

walk heavily

pull

to use force or effort on (a person or thing) so as to move (her, him, it) towards oneself or behind oneself and in the same direction

drawing something with force

slog

a wild hit at (a ball); a long and boring job

plod

trudge

to walk wearily or heavily

walk heavily

walk

a journey on foot, especially for pleasure or exercise; a manner or style of walking; a path or route for a walk

brief travel on foot

SCHLEPP as in Wiktionary
SCHLEPP as in Wikipedia