Meaning ofwadein English

Verb

1. to walk through water or obstacles; progress slowly
   The hikers had to wade through the shallow river to reach the other side.
2. to make progress with difficulty
   The researchers had to wade through a large amount of data to find the answer.
3. to pass through by walking; overcoming impediments
   The children loved to wade through the calm waters of the lake on a summer day.
4. to move slowly through a substance or challenge
   The team had to wade through the complex paperwork to complete the project.
5. to move forward with difficulty
   The hikers had to wade through the dense forest to reach the summit.
6. to walk through (water, etc.); overcome an obstacle
   The workers had to wade through the flooded area to repair the damaged equipment.