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单词 bogie
释义
bogie
noun[C]
uk
/ˈbəʊ.ɡi/us
/ˈboʊ.ɡi/

bogienoun[C](CARRIAGE)

UK
alowframeworkonwheels, put under anothervehiclesuch as arailcarriageso it canmove:
It isbelievedthat anobjectfellon thetrackandderailedthe bogie.
As wepulledout of thestation, I couldheara veryunusualsoundfrom the bogie under thetrain.
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Indian English
acarriageon atrainin whichpassengerssit
More examples
  • Thefastestrailwaywheelsin theworldare on a new bogiedevelopedby aGermancompany.
  • Each of Eurostar'scarriagessharesacommonbogie, making theentiretrainmorerigidthan atraditionalone.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Railways: trains & parts of trains
  • baggage car
  • boiler
  • boxcar
  • bullet train
  • caboose
  • carriage
  • choo-choo
  • coach
  • diesel
  • emergency cord
  • footplate
  • freight car
  • guard's van
  • maglev train
  • observation car
  • puffer train
  • rolling stock
  • sleeping car
  • truck
  • wagon-lit
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bogienoun[C](FEAR)

(alsobogey)
something thatcausesfearin manypeople, often withoutreason:
He hasraisedthe bogie of "privatization",strikinganationalistchordwith many.
See also
bogeyman
More examples
  • ThisseasonGloucester havebanishedtheiraway-form bogie and are going to betoughtobeat.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Fear & phobias
  • acrophobia
  • aerophobia
  • agoraphobia
  • agoraphobic
  • aquaphobia
  • arachnophobia
  • catastrophize
  • chill
  • claustrophobia
  • climate anxiety
  • dread
  • homophobic
  • hydrophobia
  • hydrophobic
  • Islamophobia
  • misophonia
  • mortal
  • mysophobia
  • scare
  • willie
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bogienoun[C](IN GOLF)

(alsobogey)
ingolf, theactof getting theballinto theholein oneshot(=hit)more thanpar(= theexpectednumber)for thathole:
Hefellfurtherbehind when he had a bogie at the firsthole.
More examples
  • Woods made threebirdies, three bogies and adoublebogie.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Golf
  • a hole in oneidiom
  • bogey
  • caddy
  • clip
  • crazy golf
  • cut
  • delivery
  • dogleg
  • fore
  • fringe
  • golf
  • golf ball
  • golfer
  • hook
  • round
  • slice
  • tee
  • tee(something)up
  • teesomeoneoff
  • yip
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bogie
verb[T]
(alsobogey)
uk
/ˈbəʊ.ɡi/us/ˈboʊ.ɡi/
(ingolf) toscoreabogiefor aparticularhole:
He bogied three of the last fiveholes.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Golf
  • a hole in oneidiom
  • bogey
  • caddy
  • clip
  • crazy golf
  • cut
  • delivery
  • dogleg
  • fore
  • fringe
  • golf
  • golf ball
  • golfer
  • hook
  • round
  • slice
  • tee
  • tee(something)up
  • teesomeoneoff
  • yip
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(Definition ofbogiefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
Examples from literature
  • Again, the long and heavy bogie Pullman and other coaches have the reputation among drivers, rightly or wrongly, of being hard to pull.
  • As already mentioned, the hind part of the carriage rests upon two wheels, the front part being, as already mentioned, supported on the engine bogie.
  • The coupling is effected by bolts close to the engine, and the car is drawn entirely by means of the bogie pin of the hind bogie.
  • The locomotive of the Great Northern has a leading four-wheeled bogie, which considerably increases the steadiness of the engine, and counterbalances the disturbing effect of outside cylinders.
bogie
noun[C]
Indian English
uk
/ˈbəʊ.ɡi/us
/ˈboʊ.ɡi/
acarriageon atrain(= one of theseparatepartsin whichpassengerssit)
（火车）客车厢

Examplesofbogie

bogie
Do we write pixy or pixie, bogy, bogey orbogie, curtsey or curtsy?
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That is the effect of the flat-rate system of taxation, now that we have got away from all the bogies of the past.
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The bogies will be trotted out as the election period develops.
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The first was abogievan containing chipboard, the following six wagons were carrying metal products.
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I, too, resent the semi-theological passion which has lately accrued as the bogies of monetary aggregates.
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We are fulminating against and demolishing hypothetical bogies which may never have had an existence or may never be brought to light.
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Perhaps the justification for these bogies is to maintain the name.
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We want the growth, and at the same time we want to banish all the bogies, the exchange crises, unemployment, rising prices and so on.
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They should not have gone back into the past and tried to raise the bogies of the inter-war years.
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There are two or three bogies still to be settled.
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The remaining eight wagons were a mix of four-wheel flats andbogievans, all of which were empty.
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And that will always be over the bogies.
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The front and rear bogies had sheared off a coach; the shaft was massive.
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Apart from the objections of compulsion, there have been raised certain common bogies why this reform should not be carried into operation.
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Indeed, it was awarded a contract to build bogies.
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