boogie
buɡi
Definition
Definition of boogie - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
musiquestyle musical et de danse basé sur les accords du blues
- Il écoute du boogie en conduisant sa voiture.
- Le boogie était très populaire dans les années 1940.
- Ils ont dansé le boogie toute la nuit.
Expressions with boogie
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style de musique jazz avec piano et rythme rapide
Le boogie-woogie était très populaire dans les années 1940.
Origin of boogie
anglais, boogie (style de musique)
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