Boh Meaning in English
word
boʊ
BOH
bəʊ
BOH
释义
An informal exclamation used to say you don't know or are unsure about something. It's most common in Italian but sometimes used by English speakers to express uncertainty or indifference.
用法与细微差别
Very informal, mostly used in casual conversations or texts. Borrowed from Italian, so it's often used for a playful, lighthearted effect. Not standard English—use with friends or in relaxed contexts.
Spanish: pues no sé - ni idea - mmm (expresión de duda)Portuguese (BR): sei lá - não sei - ah, não seiPortuguese (PT): não sei - sei lá - bah (expressão de dúvida)Chinese (Simplified): 不知道 - 嗯...（表示不知道）Chinese (Traditional): 不知道 - 嗯⋯⋯（表示不知道）Hindi: पता नहीं - क्या पताArabic: لا أعلم - لا أدري - اممم (للدلالة على عدم المعرفة)Bengali: কী জানি - জানি না (অথবা অনিশ্চয়তার প্রকাশ)Russian: не знаю - без понятияJapanese: さあ - わからないVietnamese: không biết - chịuKorean: 글쎄 - 모르겠어Turkish: bilmiyorum - ne bileyimUrdu: پتہ نہیں - معلوم نہیںIndonesian: nggak tahu - entahlah
例句
What time does the movie start? Boh.
basic
Who ate the last cookie? Boh.
basic
Why is Tim so quiet today? Boh.
basic
Everyone keeps asking me, but honestly—boh!
natural
Should we go out tonight? Boh, whatever you want.
natural
I tried to fix it but—boh—no luck.
natural