stagger through
Frequency: 6.03.4 per million words
To move through a space or complete a task with great difficulty and unsteadiness.
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- The injured hiker had to stagger through the dense forest for hours.
- Despite his exhaustion, he managed to stagger through the final few miles of the marathon.
- She felt like she was staggering through quicksand, making no progress.
- After a night of no sleep, I had to stagger through my morning commute.
- The company somehow staggered through the economic recession.
- He could barely stagger through the presentation, his voice hoarse.
- We watched him stagger through the crowded market, bumping into people.
- It was a difficult period, but we all had to stagger through it together.
- Will she be able to stagger through the last exam after so little study?
- The old dog would often stagger through the garden, seeking a sunny spot.