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boogie-woogie
UK
/ˌbuːɡi ˈwʊɡi/
US
/ˌbuɡi ˈwʊɡi/
UK
/ˌbuːɡi ˈwʊɡi/
US
/ˌbuɡi ˈwʊɡi/
Also used attributively before another noun.
Translations
He learned to play boogie-woogie from old jazz records.
Он научился играть буги-вуги по старым джазовым пластинкам.
The couple performed a lively boogie-woogie at the dance hall.
Пара исполнила зажигательный буги-вуги в танцевальном зале.
Definitions
He learned to play boogie-woogie from old jazz records.
The couple performed a lively boogie-woogie at the dance hall.
Synonyms
Used for dancing or performing in the boogie-woogie style; rare in modern usage.
Translations
The band boogie-woogied through the encore.
Группа играла на бис в стиле буги-вуги.
They boogie-woogied until midnight.
Они танцевали до полуночи.
Definitions
They boogie-woogied until midnight.
The band boogie-woogied through the encore.
Attributive use derived from the noun; no comparative or superlative forms.
Translations
The pianist opened with a boogie-woogie riff.
Пианист начал с буги-вуги-риффа.
Definitions
The pianist opened with a boogie-woogie riff.