mire
mire 英 [ˈmaɪə(r)] 美 [maɪr]
n. 泥潭;[地理] 泥沼 vi. 陷于泥坑;陷入困境 vt. 使陷于泥坑;使陷入困境
进行时:miring 过去式:mired 过去分词:mired 第三人称单数:mires 名词复数:mires
- A mire is mushy ground like quicksand, so if you feel yourself trapped in a sticky situation, consider yourself mired. One gets mired IN something — like in a dispute or in a love triangle.
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- n. 泥潭;[地理] 泥沼
- vi. 陷于泥坑;陷入困境
- vt. 使陷于泥坑;使陷入困境
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1. "Why have you got us into this mire?, " he asked.
为什么要让我们陷入这样的泥沼中?
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2. The second is that there is no chance of the housing sector leading the present economy anywhere, except deeper into the mire.
第二点是,美国楼市目前不可能带领经济走出衰退,而只会把经济推入更深的泥潭。
- mire (n.) c. 1300, from a Scandinavian source such as Old Norse myrr "bog, swamp," from Proto-Germanic *miuzja- (source of Old English mos "bog, marsh"), from PIE *meus- "damp" (see moss).
- mire (v.) c. 1400, in figurative sense of "to involve in difficulties," from mire (n.). Literal sense is from 1550s. Related: Mired; miring.
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