英语词汇“bogey”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

Bogey

nickname Humphrey Bogart (1899–1957), American actor US, 1972

bogey

1. adjective

fraudulent, bogus US, 1977

2. noun

a uniformed police officer; a police detective. From 'bogey-man' (a terrifying creature), ultimately from 'old bogey' (the devil); alternatively spelt 'bogie' or 'bogy' UK, 1924.

an unidentified aircraft, presumed to be hostile until identified as friendly. Coined in World War 2 and used since US, 1943.

in betting, the outstanding loser in any book UK, 1991.

a small lump of dried nasal mucus. Variant spellings include 'bogy' and 'bogie' UK, 1937.

a wash taken in a creek, dam, etc, especially after a day's work AUSTRALIA, 1874.

a child's steerable cart constructed from pram wheels and odds and ends of wood UK: SCOTLAND, 1985.

in trucking, a set of two axles US, 1986.

a stalemate, a deadlock UK: SCOTLAND, 1985

3. verb

to swim and wash in a creek, damn, etc, especially after a day's work; (of working dogs) to take a dip in a body of water to cool down and as a break from work. From Dharug, the extinct Australian Aboriginal language of the Sydney region AUSTRALIA, 1788

词汇	bogey
释义	Bogey nickname Humphrey Bogart (1899–1957), American actor US, 1972 bogey 1. adjective fraudulent, bogus US, 1977 2. noun 1 a uniformed police officer; a police detective. From 'bogey-man' (a terrifying creature), ultimately from 'old bogey' (the devil); alternatively spelt 'bogie' or 'bogy' UK, 1924. 2 an unidentified aircraft, presumed to be hostile until identified as friendly. Coined in World War 2 and used since US, 1943. 3 in betting, the outstanding loser in any book UK, 1991. 4 a small lump of dried nasal mucus. Variant spellings include 'bogy' and 'bogie' UK, 1937. 5 a wash taken in a creek, dam, etc, especially after a day's work AUSTRALIA, 1874. 6 a child's steerable cart constructed from pram wheels and odds and ends of wood UK: SCOTLAND, 1985. 7 in trucking, a set of two axles US, 1986. 8 a stalemate, a deadlock UK: SCOTLAND, 1985 3. verb to swim and wash in a creek, damn, etc, especially after a day's work; (of working dogs) to take a dip in a body of water to cool down and as a break from work. From Dharug, the extinct Australian Aboriginal language of the Sydney region AUSTRALIA, 1788
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