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bogies

/ˈboʊɡiz/

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noun

强盗，土匪。

One who robs others in a lawless area, especially as part of a group.

Examples :

"Due to the breakdown of law and order after the hurricane, bogies roamed the abandoned streets, stealing from empty houses. "

飓风过后，由于法律和秩序崩溃，强盗土匪在空无一人的街道上游荡，偷窃空置的房屋。

person group law

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noun

歹徒，不法之徒。

Examples :

"The sheriff warned everyone to stay inside after dark, saying, "There are dangerous bogies roaming the plains tonight." "

警长警告大家天黑后待在屋内，说：“今晚平原上有危险的歹徒出没。”

person law character

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noun

骗子，捣鬼者。

One who cheats others.

Examples :

""The market was full of bogies trying to sell fake goods to tourists." "

市场上到处都是骗子，想把假货卖给游客。

character person moral business

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noun

敌机，假想敌。

An enemy aircraft.

Examples :

""The radar operator shouted, 'Two bogies approaching from the west!'" "

雷达员大喊：“两架敌机正从西边逼近！”

military war vehicle

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noun

冒牌参赛者，蹭跑者

A runner who covertly joins a race without having registered as a participant.

Examples :

""The race officials were frustrated by the number of bogies who jumped in at the last minute, making it difficult to track legitimate participants." "

比赛官员们对最后时刻涌入的大量蹭跑者感到很恼火，这使得追踪正规参赛者变得困难。

sport race person action

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noun

讨厌鬼, 自私鬼, 爱出风头的人

An obnoxious, selfish and overbearing person; an attention hog.

Examples :

""Nobody likes working with Sarah; she's such a bogies who always takes credit for everyone else's ideas." "

没人喜欢和萨拉一起工作，她真是个爱出风头的人，总是把别人的点子据为己有.

person character attitude

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noun

魔鬼，恶魔。

(often capitalized, usually with definite article) The Devil.

Examples :

"Some very religious people believe that bad luck is caused by the Bogies. "

有些非常虔诚的人认为，坏运气是魔鬼造成的。

mythology religion supernatural theology soul character

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妖怪，鬼怪

A ghost, goblin, or other hostile supernatural creature.

Examples :

"Old stories told of bogies hiding in the dark attic, waiting to scare anyone who went up there. "

老故事里说，阁楼昏暗的角落里藏着妖怪，等着吓唬上去的人。

mythology supernatural literature story religion tradition culture

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妖怪，可怕的东西

A bugbear: any terrifying thing.

Examples :

"The dark basement was full of imaginary bogies for the little boy. "

对小男孩来说，黑暗的地下室里到处都是他想象出来的妖怪。

mind character mythology supernatural

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标准杆，既定目标。

A standard of performance set up as a mark to be aimed at in competition.

Examples :

"To improve our team's efficiency, the manager set weekly sales bogies for each employee. "

为了提高我们团队的效率，经理为每位员工设定了每周销售的标准杆 (既定目标).

sport achievement

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不明飞行物，雷达上的可疑光点。

An unidentified aircraft, especially as observed as a spot on a radar screen and suspected to be hostile.

Examples :

""The radar operator reported multiple bogies approaching the border, triggering an immediate alert." "

雷达操作员报告说有多个不明飞行物正在接近边境，立刻触发了警报。

military technology space vehicle weapon war signal

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柏忌，高于标准杆一杆

A score of one over par on a hole.

Examples :

""He had two bogies on the back nine, but still managed to break 80." "

他后九洞吞了两个柏忌，但还是设法打进了八十杆以内。

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标准样品，典型样本

A bog-standard (representative) specimen taken from the center of production.

Examples :

"To ensure quality control, the factory supervisor regularly pulls bogies from the assembly line; these are representative samples used to check if the overall production process is running smoothly. "

为了确保质量控制，工厂主管定期从生产线上抽取标准样品 (biāo zhǔn yàng pǐn)；这些是用来检查整体生产流程是否顺畅的典型样本。

industry business technical

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洗澡，沐浴。

A swim or bathe; a bath.

Examples :

"After a long, hot day of gardening, a couple of cool bogies were exactly what they needed. "

在炎热的一天园艺劳动后，几次凉爽的洗澡正是他们需要的。

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noun

转向架，车架。

One of two sets of wheels under a locomotive or railcar; the structure with axles and wheels under a locomotive, railcar, or semi.

Examples :

"The train smoothly navigated the curve because its bogies allowed the individual wheel sets to turn independently. "

火车能平稳地通过弯道，是因为它的转向架让每个轮对都能独立转动。

vehicle part machine technical

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车厢，火车车厢.

(Indian English, dated in UK) A railway carriage.

Examples :

""The train was quite crowded; we had to squeeze into the last of the bogies." "

火车很挤，我们不得不挤进最后一节车厢。

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noun

响板, 刮响器

A toy similar to a violin bow, consisting of a wooden stick with notches along one or more sides or edges to produce a rattly noise when stroked against a hard edge, eg, the lip of container.

Examples :

"The children entertained themselves by scraping their bogies against the metal lunchboxes, creating a surprisingly loud, rattling sound. "

孩子们用刮响器摩擦金属午餐盒，发出了出乎意料的、嘈杂的刮刮声，以此自娱自乐。

entertainment music utensil sound item thing

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鼻屎，鼻涕嘎。

A piece of solid or semisolid mucus in or removed from a nostril.

Examples :

"The doctor gently removed the small bogies from the child's nose. "

医生轻轻地把孩子鼻子里的那些小鼻屎抠了出来。

body medicine physiology

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鼻屎，鼻涕。

Something suggestive of this material.

Examples :

"After playing in the dusty attic, the children had bogies in their noses. "

孩子们在积满灰尘的阁楼里玩耍后，鼻子里都是鼻屎。

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难题，麻烦事。

A thing; especially a problematic or difficult thing.

Examples :

""The small bogies of everyday life, like finding matching socks or waiting in long lines, can sometimes feel overwhelming." "

日常生活中的小难题，比如找袜子配对或者排长队，有时候会让人感到难以承受。

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趴板爱好者，趴板冲浪者

(mildly derogatory) A bodyboarder.

Examples :

"Watch the local boogers charge it!"

看那些趴板仔们冲浪冲得多猛！

sport person entertainment