"Lugged" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Lugged" Meaning

Lugged: past tense of lug; to carry or pull with a struggle, often because of its weight or size. Example: "I had to lug this heavy suitcase up the stairs."

"Lugged" Examples

Examples of "Lugged"

She had to lug the heavy suitcase up the stairs to her apartment. (meaning to carry something heavy or cumbersome, often with difficulty)
After a few hours of hiking, my friend and I had to lug our backpacks down the mountain. (meaning to carry something heavy or cumbersome, often with difficulty)
The movers struggled to lug the refrigerator up the narrow stairway. (meaning to carry something heavy or cumbersome, often with difficulty)
I'm so glad we hired professionals to lug the furniture into the new office. (meaning to carry something heavy or cumbersome, often with difficulty)
The football player was left on the ground, struggling to lug himself back to his feet after a tough tackle. (meaning to make an effort to do something, especially something physically demanding, despite difficulty or exhaustion)