Bogo Meaning in English

word

US

ˈboʊɡoʊ

BOH-goh

UK

ˈbəʊɡəʊ

BOH-goh

Definition

'BOGO' is an abbreviation for 'buy one, get one,' a kind of promotion where if you buy an item, you get another one free.

Usage & Nuances

'BOGO' is informal and common in advertising, retail, and online stores. Usually refers to identical items. Sometimes written as 'BOGOF' ('buy one, get one free'). Not used in formal writing.

• Spanish: oferta 2x1 - compra uno y llévate otro gratis
• Portuguese (BR): leve 2, pague 1 - compre um, leve outro grátis
• Portuguese (PT): leve 2, pague 1 - compre um, leve outro grátis
• Chinese (Simplified): 买一送一
• Chinese (Traditional): 買一送一
• Hindi: एक खरीदो, एक मुफ्त पाओ
• Arabic: اشترِ واحدة واحصل على الأخرى مجانًا
• Bengali: একটি কিনলে একটি ফ্রি (BOGO) - একটির দাম, আরেকটি ফ্রি
• Russian: купи один — получи второй бесплатно (BOGO)
• Japanese: 1つ買うと1つ無料（BOGO）
• Vietnamese: mua 1 tặng 1 (BOGO)
• Korean: 원플러스원 - BOGO - 하나 사면 하나 무료
• Turkish: bir alana bir bedava (BOGO)
• Urdu: ایک خریدو ایک مفت (BOGO)
• Indonesian: beli satu gratis satu (BOGO)

Example Sentences

This store has a BOGO deal on shoes today.

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If you buy one pizza, you get another free with the BOGO offer.

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Look for the BOGO sign when you shop for groceries.

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They always wait for the BOGO sales to stock up on snacks.

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Grab a friend—these BOGO tickets mean you can both go for the price of one!

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I scored a great deal on jeans thanks to the BOGO promo last weekend.

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