boogie
英 [ˈbu:gi] 美 [ˈbʊgi]

vi.

摆动身体；随着摇滚音乐跳舞；

n.

快速摇滚；黑人；

变形

过去式：boogied过去分词：boogied现在分词：boogying第三人称单数：boogies

英英释义

boogie[ 'buɡi, 'bu:ɡi ]

• n.an instrumental version of the blues (especially for piano)

  同义词：boogie-woogie

• v.dance to boogie music

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. Some people just don't have enough rhythm to boogie.
   有些人没有足够的节奏感跳布吉舞。
2. Wow, that girl sure knows how to boogie! She's got great moves.
   那个女孩一定很会跳舞,你看她的动作多棒!

用作名词(n.)

1. You work hard all week - you deserve a boogie now and then.
   这个星期你工作得太辛苦了，你应该偶尔跳跳布吉舞。

权威例句

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This is Boogie 2
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