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Jada Chang
What's the difference between 'mire' and 'bog'?
What's the difference between 'mire' and 'bog'?
13 okt. 2010 13:38
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Thank you for the detailed explanation :)
28 januari 2011
Although there is no essential difference in meaning, the usage frequency differs. We are more often likely to use "bog" as in "bog down". Example, "I am so tired, bogged down at work." "The Internet is bogged down with video streaming." Of course bog is a noun also, meaning swamp.
"Mired" has a more formal usage and you are more likely to see it in writing than everyday speaking.
28 januari 2011
According to the dictionary, they're interchangable.
13 oktober 2010
I don't think there is any significant difference between them. They have similar meaning as nouns and also as verb forms (to be mired, to be bogged down).
13 oktober 2010
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Jada Chang
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