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bog
时间: 2023-08-08 18:52:13
GRE
英 [bɒɡ]
美 [bɑːɡ]

n. 泥沼;沼泽;厕所;酸性泥炭湿地

v. 使(车辆;人;动物)陷入泥沼

短语搭配
双语例句
  • There is a bog ahead, and we can only make a detour.

    前面是一片沼泽地,我们只能绕道而行了。

  • He was bogged down by his lack of degree and skills.

    他没有学历和技能,生活潦倒不堪。

  • Because of the weather,he had to bog off early.

    由于天气原因他不得不提前离开。

  • A bog is an area of land which is very wet and muddy.

    沼泽是一片非常潮湿和泥泞的土地

  • Don't bog her down with the details; just get straight to the point.

    别啰嗦细节,直入主题就好。

  • Pakistan derives about a fifth of its output from agriculture, and much of its most productive cropland is submerged or turned to the bog.

    巴基斯坦五分之一的产出来自于农业,但其高产量农田中已有许多被淹没或变成了沼泽。

  • "We also built bog bridges, " Macie says. "You need to take the supportive logs underneath and remove their bark because the bark can rot quickly."

    “我们还建了沼泽桥,”马西埃 (Macie) 说,“你需要将一些支撑的原木放在下面,去掉上面的树皮,因为它们腐烂的很快。”

  • Bog off, I'm trying to sleep!

    走开,我要睡觉啦!

  • Your car will bog down in the mud.

    你的车会陷进泥沼的。

  • They had a cinnamon-like herb called bog myrtle, but it was the Romans who introduced many of the herbs and vegetables that we now know and love.

    他们有类似肉桂的草本植物名为桃金娘,但是是古罗马人引进了很多我们现在了解并且十分喜欢的草本植物和蔬菜。

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同根词

词根 bog

  • boggy adj. 似沼泽的;沼泽多的

百科

bog 美音:[bɑg] 英音:[bɔg] 名词 n. 1. 沼泽,泥塘[C][U] 及物动词 vt. 1. 使陷入泥沼;使动弹不得[H][(+down)] 不及物动词 vi. 1. 陷入泥沼;动弹不得[(+down)]

释义
n.

an area of wet muddy ground that is too soft to support a heavy body

泥沼,沼泽

  • a peat bog

    泥炭沼

  • figurative〈喻〉 a bog of legal complications

    一大堆棘手的法律纠纷

  • [mass noun]the island is a wilderness of bog and loch.

    那个岛屿遍布荒凉的泥沼和滨海湖。

Ecology wetland with acid, peaty soil, typically dominated by peat moss

【生态】 酸性泥炭湿地。比较<Bold>FEN</Bold><Bold><Superscript>1</Superscript></Bold>.

(一般作the bog)Brit. informal toilet

〈英,非正式〉 厕所。

v.

cause (a vehicle, person, or animal) to become stuck in mud or wet ground

使(车辆,人,动物)陷入泥沼(或湿地)

  • the family Rover became bogged down on the beach road

    这部罗孚牌家庭越野车陷入海滩路边的泥沼中

  • figurative〈喻〉 you must not get bogged down in detail.

    你不必纠缠于细节之中。

短语动词
  • bog in Austral. /NZ start a task enthusiastically 〈澳/ 新西兰〉 热情地干起来 If he saw a trucker in difficulty, he would just bog in and give a hand. 如果他看到一个货运汽车司机有困难的话,他会非常热情地给予帮助

  • [ORIGIN early 20th cent. bog probably in the sense ‘sink, immerse (oneself)’.] bog off Brit. informal go away〈英,非正式〉 走开,离去 I told him to bog off. 我让他离开

类似拼写词
  • bogn.泥沼;沼泽;厕所;酸性泥炭湿地

  • logn.原木;圆材;日志;船舶测速仪;观察记录

词源

"Middle English: from Irish or Scottish Gaelic bogach, from bog ‘soft’."

  • If you can get buried someplace with little to no oxygen, like a bog or a deep lake bottom, even better.

    如果你被埋在一个地方,一个缺少氧气甚至无氧的地方,像泥塘或者深湖底,那就更好了。

    《TED-Ed》《TED教育》

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