Definition of bodgie in English:

bodgie

nounPlural bodgies ˈbɒdʒi

Australian, NZ informal

A youth, especially of the 1950s, analogous to the British Teddy boy.
（尤指20世纪50年代类似英国男阿飞的）无赖青年，不良少年
Example sentencesExamples
- It had fed bodgies and sailors and long-haired louts imitating The Beatles, as well as those kissing couples who had met at the Be-Bops dance on Saturday night.

adjectiveˈbɒdʒi

Australian, NZ informal

Worthless or inferior; false.
a bodgie second-hand car with bodgie number plates
the handing out of bodgy licenses is a serious health and safety problem
Example sentencesExamples
- It would be a pretty bodgie public policy if it operated that way.
- It would have been wrong to support the bodgie and unnecessary legislation.
- Support the capacity for the Government to fine companies who introduce bodgie patents.
- We see the manipulation of bodgie science in order to maintain political conclusions.
- Second string athletes like discus throwers are stuck with bodgie second rate Ukrainian made growth hormone as opposed to the top notch American stuff.
- Let us quote the official figures, not the bodgie rhetoric from the National Opposition.
- So that is what makes the exhibit K a bodgie copy, a fake copy.

Origin

Probably from bodger, a term said to have arisen as a result of the post-war black market trade in cloth in Sydney: when inferior cloth was passed off as American-made, it was called bodgie, extended to denote any young man who adopted an American accent and manner.

词汇	bodgie
释义	Definition of bodgie in English: bodgie nounPlural bodgies ˈbɒdʒi Australian, NZ informal A youth, especially of the 1950s, analogous to the British Teddy boy. （尤指20世纪50年代类似英国男阿飞的）无赖青年，不良少年 Example sentencesExamples It had fed bodgies and sailors and long-haired louts imitating The Beatles, as well as those kissing couples who had met at the Be-Bops dance on Saturday night. adjectiveˈbɒdʒi Australian, NZ informal Worthless or inferior; false. a bodgie second-hand car with bodgie number plates the handing out of bodgy licenses is a serious health and safety problem Example sentencesExamples It would be a pretty bodgie public policy if it operated that way. It would have been wrong to support the bodgie and unnecessary legislation. Support the capacity for the Government to fine companies who introduce bodgie patents. We see the manipulation of bodgie science in order to maintain political conclusions. Second string athletes like discus throwers are stuck with bodgie second rate Ukrainian made growth hormone as opposed to the top notch American stuff. Let us quote the official figures, not the bodgie rhetoric from the National Opposition. So that is what makes the exhibit K a bodgie copy, a fake copy. Origin Probably from bodger, a term said to have arisen as a result of the post-war black market trade in cloth in Sydney: when inferior cloth was passed off as American-made, it was called bodgie, extended to denote any young man who adopted an American accent and manner.
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