Idiom
plough one's way
Meaning
To make one's way.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“He ploughs his way through the heavy snow.”
“She had to plough her way through a massive pile of paperwork before she could finally leave the office.”
“The weary traveler continued to plough his way through the dense, overgrown forest, determined to reach the village before the sun disappeared behind the mountains.”
Examples
simple
“He ploughs his way through the heavy snow.”
contextual
“She had to plough her way through a massive pile of paperwork before she could finally leave the office.”
complex
“The weary traveler continued to plough his way through the dense, overgrown forest, determined to reach the village before the sun disappeared behind the mountains.”
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