bogey
bogey1
(Golf)(高尔夫)
(pl. -eys)
bogey2
(亦作 bogy)
(pl. -eys)
bogey3
noun
(Golf)(高尔夫)
(pl. -eys)
- a score of one stroke over par at a hole
高于标准杆一杆
■old-fashioned term for par in sense 1
(旧)。 同 par (义项1)
- [with obj.]play (a hole) in one stroke over par
高于标准一杆打完（一个洞）
- late 19th cent.: perhaps from Bogey, denoting the Devil (see bogey),regarded as an imaginary player
bogey2
(亦作 bogy)
(pl. -eys)
- an evil or mischievous spirit
恶鬼，幽灵；妖怪
■a person or thing that causes fear or alarm
使人恐惧（或忧心）的人（或物）
the bogey of recession.
令人恐慌的经济衰退。
■(US military slang)an enemy aircraft
(美 军俚)敌机
■(informal, dated)a detective or policeman
(非正式，旧)侦探，警察 - (Brit. informal)a piece of nasal mucus
(英，非正式)（一块）鼻屎
- mid 19th cent. (as a proper name applied to the Devil): of unknown origin; probably related to bogle
bogey3
noun
- (Austral. informal)an act of swimming or bathing
(澳，非正式)游泳；洗澡
- mid 19th cent.: from Dharuk bu-gi 'to swim'
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