Bogeys Meaning in English
word · lemma: bogey
ˈboʊɡi
BOH-gee
bˈəʊɡɪz
BOH-geez
Definition
'Bogeys' can refer to the golf term for a score of one over par on a hole, or informally, to pieces of dried mucus from the nose.
Usage & Nuances
As a golf term, 'bogey' is standard and neutral. In British English, 'bogey' for nose mucus is common and informal (childish/slang); avoid using it in formal contexts. 'Bogeys' is plural for both meanings. Not to be confused with the military term 'bogey' (enemy aircraft).
Spanish: bogeys (golf) - mocos (informal)Portuguese (BR): bogeys (golfe) - melecas (informal)Portuguese (PT): bogeys (golfe) - ranhos (informal)Chinese (Simplified): 柏忌 (高尔夫) - 鼻屎 (非正式)Chinese (Traditional): 柏忌 (高爾夫) - 鼻屎 (非正式)Hindi: बोगीज़ (गोल्फ) - नाक की गंदगी (अफौर्मल)Arabic: بوغيز (جولف) - مخاط الأنف (غير رسمي)Bengali: বোগি (গলফ) - শুকনো নাকের শ্লেষ্মাRussian: богги (гольф) - козявки (из носа)Japanese: ボギー(ゴルフ用語) - 鼻くそVietnamese: bogey (điểm trên chuẩn trong golf) - gỉ mũiKorean: 보기(골프) - 코딱지Turkish: bogey (golf terimi) - burun kiriUrdu: بوگی (گالف) - ناک کی میلیIndonesian: bogey (golf) - upil
Example Sentences
She made two bogeys on the front nine.
basic
Children often laugh when someone talks about bogeys.
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He wiped his bogeys with a tissue.
basic
I had a few bogeys on the back nine, but still finished strong.
natural
Don't pick your bogeys in public!
natural
After all those bogeys, I finally made a birdie!
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