boogie

US /ˈbʊ.ɡi/
UK /ˈbʊ.ɡi/
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1.

bailar, moverse

dance to pop or rock music

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Let's boogie down to the disco.
Vamos a bailar a la discoteca.
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The band started to play, and everyone began to boogie.
La banda empezó a tocar, y todos empezaron a bailar.
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2.

irse, salir corriendo

leave a place, especially quickly

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I've got to boogie, I'm late for my appointment.
Tengo que irme, llego tarde a mi cita.
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Let's boogie out of here before it gets too crowded.
Vamos a salir de aquí antes de que se llene demasiado.
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1.

boogie, boogie-woogie

a style of blues played on the piano with a strong, fast, repetitive bass part

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He played a lively boogie on the piano.
Tocó un animado boogie en el piano.
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The band's new song has a great boogie rhythm.
La nueva canción de la banda tiene un gran ritmo de boogie.
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boogie-woogie