v.（使）陷于泥沼，（使）动弹不得
bog的过去分词和过去式

原形：bog第三人称单数：bogs复数：bogs过去式：bogged过去分词：bogged现在分词：bogging

You mustn't get bogged down in details.
你们一定不能因细节问题误事。
We were bogged down by overwork.
我们被过度的工作拖住了。
The project was bogged down by constant delays and budget overruns.
这个项目被不断的延期和预算超支拖累。
She found herself bogged in a never-ending cycle of work and no time for hobbies.
她发现自己陷入了一个永无止境的工作循环，没有时间做爱好。
The car's engine bogged when they hit the mud, making it difficult to continue.
车子在遇到泥泞时发动机失速，难以继续前进。
His creativity seemed to bog down once he reached his mid-30s.
他到了30多岁时，创造力似乎停滞不前。
The construction workers were bogged down by heavy rain and poor weather conditions.
工人们因大雨和恶劣天气而陷入困境。
The team's morale was bogged by a series of consecutive losses.
球队士气因连续的失败而低落。
The negotiations bogged down over minor disagreements between the parties.
谈判因为双方的小分歧而陷入僵局。
The computer system bogged down whenever there was a large data upload.
当有大量数据上传时，电脑系统会变得迟钝。
The athlete's performance bogged during the final lap, losing the race.
运动员在最后一圈的表现不佳，失去了比赛。
The government bureaucracy bogged down the implementation of the new policy.
政府官僚主义阻碍了新政策的执行。