mired 的定义
- trapped in mud, muck, or slime:The concern now was how to free their mired fire engine and water tanker.
- entangled or stuck:Bond yields have been climbing, but they still remain mired at historically low levels.
- soiled with mud, muck, or slime:He looked down at his mired kaftan, speckled with dirt, and tried to brush it clean.
- involved or entrapped in trouble or difficulty:Only some of our colleagues have offended, it is true; but all of us are mired.
mired 近义词
delay, catch up in
更多mired例句
- That I will become mired in helplessness and despair in a way that nothing—not the happy marriage and comfortable home of my current life nor the years of therapy I’ve absorbed—will be able to counteract.
- Mired in ideological warfare, America faces her most formidable opponent yet— herself.
- On some issues, Puck was so mired in its own times that the commentary is redundant.
- For days, New York Times columnist Alessandra Stanley has been mired in controversy.
- But his asylum was rejected, thanks to the blurring of lines that intelligence assets are often mired in.
- But, as 2014 rolled around, Detroit was mired in an unprecedented citywide bankruptcy.
- But oh, the thousands and thousands of mere mortals that are mired in their ruts and no longer even plan to climb out!
- Its bed was so muddy that two of the pack-horses were mired, but were finally brought out.
- The boy's mount had mired one foot in a quicksand pocket and had gone down on its knees.
- His huge paws supported him where another dog would have been hopelessly mired.
- Had some of our horses mired—general complaint of like nature.