bog

英 [bɒɡ]

美 [bɑːɡ]

n.  沼泽(地区); 厕所; 浴室
v.  （使）陷于泥沼; （使）动弹不得

复数：bogs　过去分词：bogged　现在分词：bogging　过去式：bogged　第三人称单数：bogs　

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Collins.2 / BNC.8845 / COCA.11278

短语动词

短语用例

bog sth/sb down (in sth)

• 使某人 / 某物陷进烂泥（或泥沼）
  to make sth sink into mud or wet ground
  1. a peat bog
     泥炭沼
• 妨碍；阻碍
  to prevent sb from making progress in an activity
  1. Have you got any bog roll (= toilet paper) ?
     你带卫生纸了吗？

bog off

• （只用于命令）走开
  only used in orders, to tell sb to go away

牛津词典

noun

• 沼泽（地区）
  (an area of) wet soft ground, formed of decaying plants
  1. a peat bog
     泥炭沼
• 厕所；浴室
  a toilet/bathroom
  1. Have you got any bog roll (= toilet paper) ?
     你带卫生纸了吗？

verb

verb

柯林斯词典

• 沼泽；湿地；泥塘
  Abogis an area of land which is very wet and muddy.
• 厕所；茅厕
  The bogis another name for the toilet.

英英释义

noun

• wet spongy ground of decomposing vegetation
  Synonym:peat bog

verb

• get stuck while doing something
  1. She bogged down many times while she wrote her dissertation
  Synonym:bog down
• cause to slow down or get stuck
  1. The vote would bog down the house
  Synonym:bog down

双语例句

• Any sedge of the genus Eriophorum; north temperate bog plants with tufted spikes.
  羊胡子草属中的任何一种苔草；生长于北温带沼泽的一种植物，具有簇状的穗。
• He lived with his big family in a nice and cozy bog.
  他住与他的大家庭，在尼斯和舒适的沼泽。
• The negotiations are likely to bog down.
  谈判可能会停滞不前。
• Soil composition suggests a bog.
  泥土成分分析指出是沼泽。
• Large tropical ferns; some epiphytic climbers and some terrestrial bog ferns; Africa; Asia; Australasia.
  大的热带蕨类植物；一些附生的攀缘植物和一些陆地沼泽蕨类植物；非洲；亚洲；澳大拉西亚。
• Or the bog turtle, needing wet meadows and insects and sunny places.
  或是像牟氏龟需要草地、昆虫和有阳光的地方。
• 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。
• I agree with you there, but4% is indeed too bog a difference.
  这一点我同意，可是4%的确差别太大了。
• 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。
• This year, the recovery may bog down as government stimulus measures dry up.
  他们普遍认为，今年，鉴于政府刺激政策逐渐枯竭，美国经济复苏可能陷入停顿。