boogie 英 [ˈbu:gi]   美 [ˈbʊgi]

boogie

boogie  英 [ˈbu:gi] 美 [ˈbʊgi]

n. 黑人  vi. 摆动身体(过去式boogied,过去分词boogied,现在分词boogying,第三人称单数boogies) 

进行时:boogieing  过去式:boogied  过去分词:boogied  第三人称单数:boogies  名词复数:boogies 

boogie is also the name of a tool. Boogie还是一种工具的名称。
Hand in hand with Spec# is boogie, an intermediate language for code verification. 与Spec#配套的有Boogie,一种用于代码验证的中间语言。

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  • n. 黑人
  • vi. 摆动身体(过去式boogied,过去分词boogied,现在分词boogying,第三人称单数boogies)
  • 1. boogie is also the name of a tool.

    Boogie还是一种工具的名称。

  • 2. Hand in hand with Spec# is boogie, an intermediate language for code verification.

    与Spec#配套的有Boogie,一种用于代码验证的中间语言。

  • 3. boogie is used to verify the assembly language against a specification and guarantees safe interaction with the TAL code and hardware.

    它还使用Boogie根据规范来验证汇编语言,并确保它可以与TAL代码和硬件安全地交互。

  • boogie (v.) 1974 as "dance to boogie music," a late 1960s style of rock music based on blues chords; earlier it was the name of a style of blues (1941, also as a verb), short for boogie-woogie (1928), a rhyming reduplication of the noun boogie (1917), which meant "rent party" in American English slang. A song title, "That Syncopated Boogie-boo," appears in a copyright listing from 1912. As a derogatory term for "black person" by 1923.
boo·gie / ˈbuːɡi ; NAmE ˈbʊɡi / noun , verb boogie boogies boogied boogying noun ( also ˌboogie-ˈwoogie / ˈbuːɡiˈwuːɡi ; NAmE ˈbʊɡiˈwʊɡi / ) [uncountable ] a type of bluesmusic played on the piano, with a fast strong rhythm 布吉乐(布鲁斯钢琴乐,节奏快而强) verb [intransitive ] ( informal) to dance to fast pop music 随着快节奏的流行音乐跳舞 boo·gie / ˈbuːɡi ; NAmE ˈbʊɡi / ˌboogie-ˈwoogie / ˈbuːɡiˈwuːɡi ; NAmE ˈbʊɡiˈwʊɡi /
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