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bog
UK
/bɒg/
US
/bɔg/
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bog
noun
bogs
pl
UK
/bɒg/
US
/bɔg/
болото
The hikers got lost in the bog.
Путешественники заблудились в болоте.
Traducciones adicionales
трясина
топь
Sinónimos
swamp
wetland
mire
fen
marsh
bog
verb
bogged
Past Simple
bogged
Past Participle
bogging
Gerund
UK
/bɒɡ/
US
/bɑɡ/
застревать
The car began to bog down in the muddy field.
Машина начала застревать в грязном поле.
увязнуть
The project started to bog down due to lack of resources.
Проект начал увязнуть из-за нехватки ресурсов.
Sinónimos
immobilize
entrap
trap
submerge
sink
bog
adjective
UK
/bɒɡ/
US
/bɑɡ/
Used attributively before another noun to denote connection with peat bogs (e.g., bog plants, bog water).
Definiciones
bog
noun
A wetland area that accumulates peat, a deposit of dead plant material, often mosses.
The hikers carefully navigated the bog, trying to avoid sinking into the soft ground.
A slang term for a toilet, primarily used in British English.
He excused himself to use the bog before the long car journey.
bog
verb
To become stuck in wet, muddy ground.
The car bogged down in the muddy field after the heavy rain.
To cause to become stuck in wet, muddy ground.
The heavy truck bogged the trailer in the marshy area.
To impede or slow down progress.
The project bogged down due to bureaucratic red tape.
bog
adjective
Growing in or characteristic of a bog; relating to or found in a bog.
Bog plants flourish in the acidic soil of wetlands.
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