Mired

英 [ˈmaɪəd]

美 [ˈmaɪərd]

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COCA.34180

牛津词典

adj.

• 陷入困境；处境艰难
  in a difficult or unpleasant situation that you cannot escape from
  1. The country was mired in recession.
     这个国家陷入了经济衰退的困境。
• 陷入泥沼；深陷泥潭
  stuck in deep mud

双语例句

• When night hides her body's flaws calling under her brown shawl from an archway where dogs have mired.
  当夜幕遮住她肉体的缺陷时，她就披着褐色肩巾，走边被狗屎弄脏了的拱道，一路吆唤着。
• Asian growth bounced back, but advanced countries were mired in high unemployment.
  亚洲经济增长迅速回升，但发达国家仍深陷高失业率的泥沼。
• The spending spree has helped steady China's economy while other major nations remained mired in the global downturn.
  在其他主要国家仍深陷全球经济下滑泥潭的时候，大举支出帮助中国经济实现了稳定。
• And some economists worry that the country might eventually be mired in mega debt.
  此外，一些经济学家担心中国最终会为巨额债务所累。
• Japan, for example, remains mired in slow economic growth but has high educational standards.
  例如，日本的经济增长依然缓慢，但该国的教育水平却很高。
• Only Japan seems to be mired in weakness.
  仅有日本似乎深陷疲弱的泥沼。
• A world in which most people enjoy prosperity and opportunity is surely better than one in which 80% are mired in economic stagnation.
  一个多数人享有繁荣和机会的世界一定好于一个在经济停滞中80%人陷入困窘的世界。
• The Group of20 is mired in disagreement about how to address trade imbalances and exchange rates.
  二十国集团成员国在如何解决贸易不平衡和汇率问题上，陷入严重分歧。
• He said despite economic gains throughout the hemisphere, too many people remain mired in poverty.
  虽然全球化的经济增长，仍然有许多人处于贫困的水平。
• If you find yourself mired in a mundane job, maybe a change is needed.
  如果你发现自己的工作无聊而平庸，这就意味着是时候改变了。