Definition of Logie in English:

Logie

nounˈləʊɡi

1960s: named after Baird, John Logie.

单词	Logie
释义	Definition of Logie in English: Logie nounˈləʊɡi An award for excellence in the Australian television industry, presented annually. just look at the stuff that wins Logies every year Example sentencesExamples We should take peace prizes just about as seriously as the Gold Logie for Oz TV stars. It has also collected a Logie Award in Australia for Best Entertainment Show. He is the stand-out and won a Logie last year for the role. Holly sobbed, in what was destined to be a Logie clip moment. When I see an assembly of politicians on TV I feel I'm to receive a Logie-winning performance. You may remember she won the Most Outstanding Actress Logie for the role. If it's a popularity contest then next time maybe they should get someone who's won a Logie. She must be going for a Logie with all that overacting. Every time I hear that he's been nominated for another logie, I am sick to my stomach. He created the groundbreaking ABC comedy, for which he won a Logie for Best Australian Comedy. Origin 1960s: named after Baird, John Logie.
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