body-work /'bDdiw3：k; NAmE 'ba:diw3：rk/ noun [U] the main
outside structure of a vehicle, usually made of painted metal车辆等的外壳，.车身（通常为喷漆金属）
Boer /bo:(r)/ noun 1 a South African whose family
originally came from the Netherlands 布尔人:（即輪 裔南非人）： the Boer War (= the war between the Boers and the British，1899-1902).布尔战争（1899至 1902年间布尔人与英国人的战争）一see also Afri- kaner 2 boer (S4/r£)
a farmer 农民；农夫 3 boer (SA/rf,
disapproving) used to refer to a member of the
police or the army, especially in the past (旧时用以指）警察，
当兵的
boere-wors /'buiravois;
'bu-; NAmE -voirs/ noun [U] (5/A/r£)
a spicy sausage that is prepared
in a long piece and sold usually wound into a coil
(= a series of circlp)南非农夫香肠（盘起来出售的长条香肠）, boffin /'bDfin;
NAmE 'baifan/ noun (BrE, informal) a scientist,
especially one doing research (尤指从事访究
工作的）科学家，研究员
bog /bDg; NAmE bo:g/ noun, verb
mnoun 1 [C, U] (an area wet soft ground,
formed of decaying plants 沼泽■(地区 j) : a.peat
bog 泥炭沼一一see also boggy 2 [C] (&rf, s/flng) a
toilet/bathroom 厕所；浴
室：Have you got any bog roZZ (= toilet paper)?你带卫
生纸了吗？
uverb (-gg-) id；i;^i bog sth/sb .down .(in sth) [usually passive] 1 to make sth sink into mud or wet
ground
使某乂/某物陷进烂泥（或泥沼）：The tank became bogged down in mud.坦克陷入了烂泥中。2 to prevent sb
from making progress in an activity 妨碍；阻碍： We mustr^t get bogged down in
details. ^ ^
M
不能因细节问题误事。，bog iff (8rf, takio, s/flAJg) only used in orders, to tell sb to
go away (只■用于■命
令）走开：Bog 〇瓦 rm trying to sZeep/ i开，要睡
觉啦！
bogan /'baugan; NAmE 'bou-/ noun
{AustralE, NZE, informal) a rude or socially unacceptable
person HA;
怪人
bogey /'baugi; NAmE 'bougi/ noun 1 (also bogy) a
thing that causes fear, often without reason (无缘充故）使 人害怕的事物 2
(also bogy) (both
8r£) (/VAwf boo.ger) {informal) a piece of
dried mucus from inside your nose
(干结的）鼻屎 3 (also bogy) (6r£)
= bogeyman 4 (in golf 高尔吴球）a score of one stroke over par (= the standard score for a hole)超一击'（超过审入一洞的标准
杆数一杆）一compare birdie(2), eagle(2) bo-gey-man (also bogy-man) /'baugimaen; A/Amf'bougi-/ noun
{BrE also bogey, bogy) (NAmE usually boo-gey- man) [pi. men /-man/)
an imaginary evil spirit that is used to frighten children (用以吓唬小孩的）鬼怪：The bogeyman's coming! !
bog.gle /'br>gl; AMmf b：):gl/ ver/?[V]〜（at sth) (/n/ormo/)
to be slow to do or accept sth because you are surprised or shocked by it ( ill吃惊而）不知所梧，犹豫
不杂：Even I boggle at the idea of spending so much money. 想到要花这么多钱，连我都有点犹豫。
sth boggles the mind (also the mind
boggles) {informal)
if sth
boggles the mind or the mind
boggles at
it, it is so unusual that people find it hard to imagine or accept使人无法想象；無人难以接受：TTie vastness 〇/
space reaHy boggte the mimi.太空之辽阔的确使人难以
愈象。◊ He'says hes married to his
cats! The mind 他说他和他的那些猫结婚了！难以置
信！ 一
compare mind-boggling boggy /'bDgi;
NAmE 'boigi/ adj. (of land ±
bogie /'baugi; NAmE 'bougi/ noun a small
vehicle with wheels that runs on a railway/railroad track and can be put
underneath a coach/car of a train (轨道车辆）
转向架
,bog-'standard adj. {BrE, informal) ordinary; with no special features
普遍的；一般的 average bogus /'baugas;
NAmE 'bou-/ adj. pretending to
be real or genuine 假的；伪造的 false： a bogus doctor/