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mires

/ˈmaɪərz/

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noun

泥潭，沼泽

Deep mud; moist, spongy earth.

Examples :

"After the heavy rain, the construction site turned into a series of sticky mires, making it difficult to walk. "

大雨过后，建筑工地变成了一片片粘稠的泥潭，让人寸步难行。

environment geology nature place

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noun

困境，泥潭。

An undesirable situation, a predicament.

Examples :

"The company's constant disagreements and lack of progress created mires that were difficult to escape. "

公司内部持续不断的争执和毫无进展的状况造成了难以摆脱的困境。

situation condition

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verb

陷入，使…陷入困境。

To cause or permit to become stuck in mud; to plunge or fix in mud.

Examples :

"to mire a horse or wagon"

使马或马车陷入泥潭

environment nature

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verb

陷入，泥足深陷

To sink into mud.

Examples :

"The farmer's truck slowly mires in the muddy field after the heavy rain. "

大雨过后，农夫的卡车在泥泞的田地里慢慢地陷了下去。

environment nature disaster place

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verb

使…陷入困境，使…动弹不得。

Examples :

"The responsibility of caring for her elderly mother often mires Sarah in feelings of exhaustion. "

照顾年迈母亲的责任常常使莎拉感到精疲力竭，动弹不得。

action situation

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verb

弄脏，玷污。

To soil with mud or foul matter.

Examples :

"The toddler mires his hands in the spilled spaghetti sauce. "

那个蹒跚学步的孩子把打翻的意面酱弄得满手都是，脏兮兮的。

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noun

蚂蚁

Examples :

"The child watched the line of mires carrying crumbs back to their nest. "

那个孩子看着一队蚂蚁把面包屑搬回巢穴。