bogart in German
bogart in German is Platzhirsch — bogart means informal: to selfishly hog or keep something instead of sharing it.
bogart in German
Platzhirsch
(slang) An obnoxious, selfish and overbearing person; an attention hog.
What does "bogart" mean?
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verb Informal: to selfishly hog or keep something instead of sharing it.
"Don't bogart the remote — everyone wants a turn."
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bogart in a sentence
- Don't bogart the remote — everyone wants a turn.
- He bogarted the last slice of pizza.
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What is "bogart" in German?
"bogart" in German is Platzhirsch. bogart means: Informal: to selfishly hog or keep something instead of sharing it.
How do you use "bogart" in a sentence?
Example: "Don't bogart the remote — everyone wants a turn." In German, "bogart" is Platzhirsch.
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