boogie in Portuguese
boogie in Portuguese is rebolado — boogie means a lively style of dancing, especially to pop, rock, or swing music.
boogie in Portuguese
rebolado
(informal) A style of swing dance.
What does "boogie" mean?
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noun A lively style of dancing, especially to pop, rock, or swing music.
"They hit the dance floor for a boogie as soon as the band started."
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verb To dance energetically, especially to popular music.
"Everyone was boogieing by the second song."
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verb To move quickly; to leave in a hurry (informal).
"We need to boogie if we're going to catch that train."
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boogie in a sentence
- They hit the dance floor for a boogie as soon as the band started.
- Everyone was boogieing by the second song.
- We need to boogie if we're going to catch that train.
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What is "boogie" in Portuguese?
"boogie" in Portuguese is rebolado. boogie means: A lively style of dancing, especially to pop, rock, or swing music.
How do you use "boogie" in a sentence?
Example: "They hit the dance floor for a boogie as soon as the band started." In Portuguese, "boogie" is rebolado.
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