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wade through something
phrasal verb with wadeverbuk /weɪd/ us /weɪd/
informal
to spend a lot of time and effort doing something boring or difficult, especially reading a lot of information: 费力地做（乏味或困难之事）；（尤指）费劲地阅读（大量信息）
We had to wade through pages of legal jargon before we could sign the contract.我们在签合同之前必须费力地读完好几页的法律行话。
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wade through something | American Dictionary
wade through something
phrasal verb with wadeverb[ Ialways+ adv/prep ]us/weɪd/
to spend a lot of time and effort doing something boring or difficult:
Some readers will not want to wade through the details of how the data were gathered and analyzed.
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