| 释义 |
schlepp
I. \ˈshlep\ verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: Yiddish shlepen to drag, from Middle High German sleppen, slēpen, from Middle Low German slēpen; akin to Middle Dutch slepen to drag, Old High German sleifen; causative from the root of Middle Dutch slipen to whet, polish, Middle Low German slīpen to polish, Old High German slīfan to slide, whet; akin to Old English slipor slippery — more at slippery
slang : drag, haul; also : steal
II. intransitive verb
or schlep or shlep
(schlepped or shlepped ; schlepped or shlepped ; schlepping or shlepping ; schlepps or schleps or shleps)
1. : to proceed or move slowly, tediously, or awkwardly
2. : travel : go
< I schlepp to meetings and soccer games — David Ruben >
III. \-epə(r)\ noun
or schlep or shlep \ˈshlep \; or schlep·per or shlep·per
(-s)
Etymology: modification of Yiddish shleper tramp, bum, from shlepen to trudge; schlepper, from Yiddish shleper — more at schlepp, verb
: an awkward or incompetent person : jerk |