Mire Meaning in English

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التعريف

'Mire' means wet, muddy ground where it is easy to get stuck. It can also describe a difficult situation that is hard to escape.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Mire' is formal and somewhat literary, rarely used in everyday speech. Common as 'in the mire' for problems. Often used metaphorically for difficult or messy situations.

• Spanish: lodo - atolladero (situación difícil)
• Portuguese (BR): lama - atoleiro - enrascada (situação difícil)
• Portuguese (PT): lama - atoleiro - apuro (situação difícil)
• Chinese (Simplified): 泥潭 - 困境
• Chinese (Traditional): 泥沼 - 困境
• Hindi: कीचड़ - संकट (मुश्किल स्थिति)
• Arabic: وحل - مأزق (موقف صعب)
• Bengali: কাদামাটি - জটিল পরিস্থিতি
• Russian: трясина - болото - тяжёлая ситуация
• Japanese: ぬかるみ - 苦境
• Vietnamese: bùn lầy - tình huống khó khăn
• Korean: 진창 - 곤경
• Turkish: bataklık - çıkmaz
• Urdu: دلدل - مشکل صورتحال
• Indonesian: lumpur - kesulitan

جمل نموذجية

The pig got stuck in the mire near the river.

basic

His boots were covered in mire after the walk.

basic

The car sank into the mire during the storm.

basic

After the scandal, the politician was left in a financial mire.

natural

Many businesses found themselves in the mire during the recession.

natural

I'm trying to help my friend out of a legal mire.

natural