Bosch Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbɔʃ

BAWSH

UK

bɒʃ

BOSH

Definition

'Bosch' usually refers to a well-known German company that makes appliances and electronics. In old English, it also meant a small wooded area or forest (now rare).

Usage & Nuances

Most often 'Bosch' is a brand name—capitalize it and use without 'the'. The old meaning of 'bosch' as forest is rare and poetic. In modern usage, it's almost always about the company or its products.

• Spanish: Bosch (marca) - bosque (arcaico)
• Portuguese (BR): Bosch (marca) - bosque (arcaico)
• Portuguese (PT): Bosch (marca) - bosque (arcaico)
• Chinese (Simplified): 博世 (品牌) - 林地（古语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 博世 (品牌) - 林地（古語）
• Hindi: बॉश (ब्रांड) - जंगल (पुराना शब्द)
• Arabic: بوش (ماركة) - غابة (قديم)
• Bengali: বোস্‌চ
• Russian: Бош
• Japanese: ボッシュ
• Vietnamese: Bosch
• Korean: 보쉬
• Turkish: Bosch
• Urdu: بوش
• Indonesian: Bosch

Example Sentences

My new fridge is a Bosch.

basic

Bosch makes power tools and home appliances.

basic

He works for Bosch in Germany.

basic

We need to call Bosch if the machine stops working.

natural

Back in the day, people would walk through the bosch on their way to the village.

natural

Is your washing machine a Bosch too?

natural