mire

中英词典：mire

形容词（Adjective）：

1. mire: 泥泞的，沼泽的
2. mired: 陷入困境的，陷入泥泞的

名词（Noun）：

1. mire: 泥潭，沼泽地
2. quagmire: 沼泽，困境

词语辨析：

mire 和 quagmire 都指泥潭或沼泽地，但 quagmire 还可引申为指困境。

词汇扩充：

mire 的动词形式为 mire，表示使陷入泥泞。

近义词（Synonyms）：

slough, marsh, bog, swamp

反义词（Antonyms）：

dry land, solid ground

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）：

1. mire (noun): 泥潭，沼泽地
2. mire (verb): 陷入泥泞

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）：

1. mire (noun): 泥潭，沼泽地
2. mire (verb): 陷入泥泞

用法：

mire 可用作名词和动词。

相关例句：

1. The car got stuck in the muddy mire.
2. The country is mired in economic recession.
3. The hiker struggled to free himself from the mire.
4. They waded through the mire to reach the other side.
5. After heavy rainfall, the roads turned into a mire.
6. The company is mired in debt and facing bankruptcy.
7. The team is mired in a losing streak.
8. He tried to pull the horse out of the mire.
9. The government is struggling to escape the political quagmire.
10. The project is stuck in a bureaucratic quagmire.
11. They found themselves sinking deeper into a moral quagmire.
12. The soldiers were trapped in a treacherous quagmire.
13. He managed to extricate himself from the mire of addiction.
14. The company needs to find a way out of the financial mire.
15. She stepped carefully to avoid sinking into the mire.
16. The children's boots were covered in mire after playing outside.
17. He slipped and fell face-first into the muddy mire.
18. The horse's hooves sank into the wet mire.
19. They had to traverse a dangerous mire to reach the hidden treasure.
20. His reputation was dragged through the mire after the scandal.