Traductions de „bog“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » russe

bog [bɒg, Am bɑ:g] SUBST

1. bog (wet ground):

bog

боло́то nt

peat bog

торфяно́е боло́то nt

2. bog Aus, GB fam (toilet):

bog

убо́рная f

bog down <-gg-> VERBE trans

to get bogged down in sth

увя́знуть [или застря́ть] в чём-ли́бо

to get bogged down in sth fig

быть погружённым во что́-ли́бо [или заде́ржанным чем-ли́бо]

Expressions couramment utilisées avec bog

peat bog

торфяно́е боло́то nt

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

There are hiking trails which follow raised areas along the edges of the bog and cross-country skiing trails for use in winter.

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Otherwise, the walking would be tough indeed, requiring tiresome bog crossing for miles.

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Several damp hollows, probably former ponds, contain tussocky grassland with uncommon wild flowers such as great burnet, bog stitchwort and common marsh-bedstraw.

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It sometimes forms a floating mat over water or very wet peat, making a mobile surface known as quaking bog.

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If the clutch was engaged too quickly the engine could bog or even stall while the rest of the starting field rode away.

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There is a sufficient quantity of bog for fuel, and there are quarries of limestone and freestone.

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Being a common pleb that doesn't live in a castle must be such a bog.

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During the rain season, as the riverbed or bog fills up, the bulb will sprout leaves and flowers.

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He collected records about bog finds from archives, museums and personal conversations with people who found bog finds and their relatives.

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The wetland around the southern branch supports wetland plants that thrive in alkaline conditions; it is dominated by black bog-rush, which forms tussocks.

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