bog down

• Verbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer que quelque chose ou quelqu'un reste bloqué, ralentit ou est surchargé, souvent à cause d'un problème, d'une tâche ou d'une situation difficile.

A phrasal verb used to indicate becoming stuck, slowed, or overwhelmed, often by a problem, task, or difficult situation.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

1. Become stuck or delayedinformal

   To become stuck or slowed down, often due to obstacles or excessive detail.

   s'enliser

   • The project bogged down because of endless paperwork.
   • Don't let minor issues bog down the main discussion.
   • The car bogged down in the muddy road.

   Synonymesget stuckmireslow downstall

   Antonymesadvanceproceedprogress

2. Overwhelm with workinformal

   To cause someone to be overwhelmed with tasks or responsibilities.

   Accabler de travail

   • She got bogged down with too many assignments.
   • He was bogged down by the demands of his new job.
   • The team felt bogged down by the constant changes in requirements.

   Synonymesburydelugefloodinundateoverburdenoverloadoverwhelmsnowswamp

   Antonymeseaseexpeditefacilitaterelieveunburden

Verbe de basebog