Muddy paths, twists and turns, narrow paths, paths that can’t be seen at a glance, and tree-lined paths.
Mud
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1. The mud is silted and difficult to walk
2. The mud is silted
Detailed explanation
1. Mud; sludge.
Jin Gehong's "Baopuzi·Bo Yu": "If the well is not dredged, the mud will accumulate; if the valley is not tilled, then the catkins and otter will be overrun." Su Zhe's poem "Jiyu" of the Song Dynasty Part 2: "The mud sinks the wheel hub, and the farmers lose all their hard work." Ru Zhijuan's "Tall Poplar Trees on the Bank of Chenghe River": "The road was muddy up to his ankles, and the sick man tried his best for one hour. We only walked four miles."
2. It was muddy and slippery.
"Three Kingdoms·Wei Zhi·Wudi Ji" "﹝Cao Cao﹞led the army back" Pei Songzhi's note quoted Jin Lezi's "Shanyang Gong Zai Ji": "The public ships were burned for preparation, and the army was led back." Walking back from Huarong Road, the road is muddy and blocked. ""Awakening Words: Encountering a Knight in Li Gang's Poor Mansion": "Although the wind and rain have stopped at this time, the ground is still muddy." Part 3 of Yang Mo's "Song of Youth". Chapter: "In a low depression next to the river embankment, on the muddy wetland, there is a piece of reed swaying in the wind."
3. Metaphor of humble status. < /p>
Sentence
1. The tires of off-road vehicles are wide and will not get stuck in the mud in rainy days.
2. When it rains, the road in front of the door becomes very muddy and difficult to walk.
3. During the Long March, the Red Army soldiers walked out of the muddy grassland with amazing perseverance.
4. The postman walks on the muddy road to deliver letters to farmers.
5. The roads in the countryside are full of mud.