Just to amplify Dylons' good explanation, "slugger" comes from baseball, and refers to a big, powerful hitter who hits lots of long balls, including many home runs. We don't usually call someone a plugger, but we can understand that it refers to someone who plugs away at something, and that the writer chose the word because it rhymes with slugger.
The perfect translation would also include words that rhyme or otherwise have some alliterative connection.
Just to amplify Dylons' good explanation, "slugger" comes from baseball, and refers to a big, powerful hitter who hits lots of long balls, including many home runs. We don't usually call someone a plugger, but we can understand that it refers to someone who plugs away at something, and that the writer chose the word because it rhymes with slugger.The perfect translation would also include words that rhyme or otherwise have some alliterative connection.
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