bog down

英 [bɒɡ daʊn]

美 [bɑːɡ daʊn]

（使）拖延; （使）停滞不前

柯林斯词典

• See also:We intended from the very beginning to bog the prosecution down over who did this...The talks have bogged down over the issue of military reform.see also bogged down

英英释义

verb

• get stuck while doing something
  1. She bogged down many times while she wrote her dissertation
  Synonym:bog
• cause to slow down or get stuck
  1. The vote would bog down the house
  Synonym:bog
• be unable to move further
  1. The car bogged down in the sand
  Synonym:grind to a haltget stuckmire
• cause to get stuck as if in a mire
  1. The mud mired our cart
  Synonym:mire

双语例句

• How did the construction work bog down?
  建筑工程怎样会停下来的？
• The attack would bog down sooner or later.
  进攻迟早会陷入停滞状态。
• 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。
• Being open to this changing environment is a good thing, but it can bog you down.
  身处这个变化的环境是件好事，但同时它也可能会让你陷入困境不能前进。
• Without a clearly stated mission and objectives the project will drift, bog down, or continue past an appropriate endpoint.
  没有详细地制订任务和确立目标会造成整个项目偏离目标，停滞不前，或者错过适当的终点。
• We're guessing that the software emulation hoops the Nintendo3DS needs to jump through to run DS games bog it down a bit.
  我们觉得3DS通过软件模拟来运行DS游戏的这一过程是游戏读取时间加长的原因。
• Lack of data will bog the work down.
  缺乏资料将会拖这项工作的后腿。
• The investment boom has threatened to fuel inflation and bog down the financial sector with bad loans, particularly if people don't move in and bring the promised economic dividend.
  这股投资热潮可能会令通胀加剧，并带来坏账，使金融业陷入困境，特别是如果人们不乔迁新城、无法带来承诺中的经济红利的话。
• The lack of exercise can bog you down.
  缺乏锻炼能使你陷于泥泞之地。
• The negotiations are likely to bog down.
  谈判可能会停滞不前。