bog

　常用词汇　

英 [bɒɡ] 　　美 [bɑːɡ] 　　

形容词: boggy 名词: bogginess 过去式: bogged 过去分词: bogged 现在分词: bogging 第三人称单数: bogs

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bog的英文翻译是什么意思，词典释义与在线翻译：

n. (名词)

v. (动词)

n. (名词)

[C][U]沼泽,泥塘 (a large area of) soft wet ground containing a great deal of decaying vegetable matter

Noun:

wet spongy ground of decomposing vegetation; has poorer drainage than a swamp; soil is unfit for cultivation but can be cut and dried and used for fuel

Verb:

cause to slow down or get stuck;
"The vote would bog down the house"
get stuck while doing something;
"She bogged down many times while she wrote her dissertation"

用作名词 (n.)

Ren took Gerin to the bog moon of Bogden.
伦把婕琳带到博格登的沼泽卫星。
In later years when the bog is drained, the peat can be dug out and used as fuel.
再过几年，当沼泽干涸之后，泥煤可以挖出来用作燃料。

用作动词 (v.)

bog down (v.+adv.)

bog down

The talks with the staff bogged down on the question of working hours.

与员工的谈判，在有关工作时间问题上陷入了僵局。

bog sb/sth ⇔ down

The tractor is bogged down in the mud.

拖拉机陷入了泥沼。

He would proceed awkwardly across the mud, but soon became bogged.
出自： P. V. White
They..bogged most fearfully in the waterholes.
出自： A. Moorehead
He gets bogged down in self-pity about the difficulties of a writer's life.
出自： A. Powell

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v.(动词)

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