Definition of stog in English:

stog

verb stɒɡstäɡ

be stoggedUS dialect

Be stuck or bogged down.
〈方〉被难住；陷入困境
people are stogged in their misery
人们陷入悲惨的困境。
Example sentencesExamples
- I find that when I write well measured critiques such as this, all of my writing for months, maybe years, gets stogged in polemics.
- We stogged the house with moss for installation.
- Before this I had previously been stogged down in the conviction that a stereo's equalization should always be left flat.
- Then it would clear out a bit only to be stogged with thicker and more densely packed ice.
- Crisp filo pastry stogged full of deliciously sweet figs, encased in a lovely almond batter.

Origin

Early 19th century: perhaps symbolic and suggested by stick² and bog.

Definition of stog in US English:

stog

verbstäɡ

be stoggedUS dialect

Be stuck or bogged down.
〈方〉被难住；陷入困境
people are stogged in their misery
人们陷入悲惨的困境。
Example sentencesExamples
- Crisp filo pastry stogged full of deliciously sweet figs, encased in a lovely almond batter.
- I find that when I write well measured critiques such as this, all of my writing for months, maybe years, gets stogged in polemics.
- Before this I had previously been stogged down in the conviction that a stereo's equalization should always be left flat.
- Then it would clear out a bit only to be stogged with thicker and more densely packed ice.
- We stogged the house with moss for installation.

Origin

Early 19th century: perhaps symbolic and suggested by stick and bog.

单词	stog
释义	Definition of stog in English: stog verb stɒɡstäɡ be stoggedUS dialect Be stuck or bogged down. 〈方〉被难住；陷入困境 people are stogged in their misery 人们陷入悲惨的困境。 Example sentencesExamples I find that when I write well measured critiques such as this, all of my writing for months, maybe years, gets stogged in polemics. We stogged the house with moss for installation. Before this I had previously been stogged down in the conviction that a stereo's equalization should always be left flat. Then it would clear out a bit only to be stogged with thicker and more densely packed ice. Crisp filo pastry stogged full of deliciously sweet figs, encased in a lovely almond batter. Origin Early 19th century: perhaps symbolic and suggested by stick² and bog. Definition of stog in US English: stog verbstäɡ be stoggedUS dialect Be stuck or bogged down. 〈方〉被难住；陷入困境 people are stogged in their misery 人们陷入悲惨的困境。 Example sentencesExamples Crisp filo pastry stogged full of deliciously sweet figs, encased in a lovely almond batter. I find that when I write well measured critiques such as this, all of my writing for months, maybe years, gets stogged in polemics. Before this I had previously been stogged down in the conviction that a stereo's equalization should always be left flat. Then it would clear out a bit only to be stogged with thicker and more densely packed ice. We stogged the house with moss for installation. Origin Early 19th century: perhaps symbolic and suggested by stick and bog.
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