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quagmire

/ˈkwæɡ.maɪər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un terrain mou et marécageux qui s'enfonce sous les pas, ou, au sens figuré, une situation difficile, périlleuse ou sans issue.

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/ˈkwæɡ.maɪər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un terrain mou et marécageux qui s'enfonce sous les pas, ou, au sens figuré, une situation difficile, périlleuse ou sans issue.

A noun referring to a soft, boggy area of land that gives way underfoot, or figuratively, a difficult, precarious, or entrapping situation.

  1. Soft muddy groundC1formal

    An area of soft, wet, muddy ground that is difficult to walk through.

    frterrain bourbeux

    • The hikers got stuck in a quagmire after the heavy rain.
    • The field had turned into a quagmire from the constant flooding.
    • They had to pull the car out of the quagmire with a tractor.

    Synonymesbogfenmarshmiremorassquagsloughswamp

  2. C1formal

    A complicated, messy, or difficult situation that is hard to escape from.

    frsituation inextricable

    • The company found itself in a financial quagmire after the failed merger.
    • The political quagmire delayed any progress on the new law.
    • He tried to avoid the quagmire of office politics.

    Synonymesdilemmaimbrogliomessmiremorasspredicamentquandaryquicksandswamptangle

    Antonymesadvantageclarityeaseresolutionsolution

Formes
  • quagmires plural form
  • quagmires' possessive plural form
  • quagmire's possessive singular form
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