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fogy <pl fogies> [Am ˈfoʊɡi, Brit ˈfəʊɡi] N

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fogy → fogey

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fogey [Am ˈfoʊɡi, Brit ˈfəʊɡi], fogy N inf, pej

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1. fogey (old person):

an old fogey

un/una carca inf, pej

an old fogey

un/una carroza Spain inf, pej

2. fogey (young person) hum:

a young fogey

un joven chapado a la antigua

a young fogey

un tío carroza Spain inf

bogus [Am ˈboʊɡəs, Brit ˈbəʊɡəs] ADJ

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bogie [Am ˈboʊɡi, Brit ˈbəʊɡi] N RAIL Brit

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1. bogie (wheel assembly):

2. bogie (truck):

bogey¹ <pl bogeys> [Am ˈboʊɡi, Brit ˈbəʊɡi] N (golf)

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bogey² <pl bogeys> [Am ˈboʊɡi, Brit ˈbəʊɡi] N

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1. bogey (evil spirit) → bogeyman

2. bogey (feared thing):

cuco m CSur inf

3. bogey Brit sl (nasal mucus):

See also bogeyman

bogeyman <pl bogeymen [-men]> [Am ˈbʊɡiˌmæn, ˈboʊɡiˌmæn, Brit ˈbəʊɡɪman] N

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1. bogeyman (imaginary evil person):

coco m inf

cuco m CSur Peru inf

2. bogeyman (of a team, party):

cuco m CSur inf

boggy <boggier boggiest> [Am ˈbɑɡi, Brit ˈbɒɡi] ADJ

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BOGOF [Am ˈbɑɡɔf, Brit ˈbɒɡɒf] N inf

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BOGOF → buy one get one free

BOGOF (in writing)

2 x 1 m

edgy [Am ˈɛdʒi, Brit ˈɛdʒi] ADJ inf

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2. edgy (leading-edge):

edgy style/music

edgy style/music

argy-bargy <pl argy-bargies> [Am ˌɑrdʒiˈbɑrdʒi, Brit ˌɑːdʒɪˈbɑːdʒi, ˌɑːɡɪˈbɑːɡi] N U or C Brit inf

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orgy <pl orgies> [Am ˈɔrdʒi, Brit ˈɔːdʒi] N

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orgy

a drunken orgy

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fogy <-ies> [ˈfoʊ·gi] N pej inf

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boggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈbag·i] ADJ

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bogus [ˈboʊ·gəs] ADJ

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bogus document

bogus argument

bogus person

presuntuoso, -a

bogey [ˈboʊ·gi] N (golf score)

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orgy <-ies> [ˈɔr·dʒi] N

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orgy

edgy <-ier, -iest> [ˈedʒ·i] ADJ inf

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edgy

I.bolt [boʊlt] VB intr (run away)

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bolt

II.bolt [boʊlt] VB trans

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1. bolt (lock):

bolt

echar el pestillo a

2. bolt (fasten down):

bolt

III.bolt [boʊlt] N

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1. bolt on a door:

bolt

2. bolt (screw):

bolt

3. bolt of lightning:

bolt

4. bolt (roll):

bolt of cloth

5. bolt (arrow):

bolt

IV.bolt [boʊlt] ADV

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bolt upright

bolt upright

I.bone [boʊn] N

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bone ANAT:

bone

bone (of a fish)

Phrases:

bone of contention

manzana f de la discordia

to work one's fingers to the bone

trabajar como un esclavo

close to the bone

to cut sth to the bone

reducir algo a lo esencial

to feel sth in one's bones

tener un presentimiento de algo

to make no bones about sth

no ocultar algo

to have a bone to pick with sb inf

tener que ajustar cuentas con alguien

II.bone [boʊn] ADJ

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bone

III.bone [boʊn] ADV (as intensifier)

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bone dry, lazy, tired

IV.bone [boʊn] VB trans

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bone chicken, meat

quitar las espinas a

bog [bag] N (wet ground)

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bog

ciénaga f Bol, Col, Ven

native-born ADJ

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Using standardized bogies resulted in lower maintenance costs compared with the similar rolling highway concept. en.wikipedia.org

The first 15 locos were swapped between the narrow and standard gauge networks by changing the bogies and couplers. en.wikipedia.org

The bogies consist of the two lateral main beams, and the two cross beams at each end; there is no middle welded cross beam. en.wikipedia.org

The bolsterless bogies, however, have unit brakes, which can guarantee the prescribed level of braking, so the aforementioned changes have not been made. en.wikipedia.org

Longer wheelbase trucks (bogies) and longer car and loco overhangs require the use of broader radius curves. en.wikipedia.org

They save on the total number of wheels and bogies, reducing initial cost, weight, noise, vibration and maintenance expenses. en.wikipedia.org

In 1892 the first passenger cars with bogies were employed, which replaced the 4-wheel cars over the following years. en.wikipedia.org

In addition, the bogies were designed to be able to support the wheel set of other gauges. en.wikipedia.org

Each car was 75 ft long, with a steel underframe mounted on the normal 12 wheeled bogies. en.wikipedia.org

Following the fitting of its new bogies the locomotive was used on express passenger trains. en.wikipedia.org

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