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| 1 | C informal an infectious but usually minor illness 因病菌引起的疾病；小毛病；病毒；病菌 |
| a flu bug 流感病毒 |
| get/pick up a bug (=develop an illness) You must have picked up a bug on holiday. 得小病 |
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| 2 | C a minor fault in a computer system or in a computer program （计算机系统或程序中的）缺陷，漏洞，小故障 |
| The new program still has some bugs in it. 新程序中还有一些小漏洞。 |
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| 3 | singular informal a sudden strong enthusiasm for doing something （突然的）强烈兴趣，热衷，着迷 |
| be bitten by the travel/fitness/cooking etc bug (=to suddenly become enthusiastic about it) I’ d been bitten by the back-packing bug pretty hard. 对旅行/健身/烹饪等着迷 |
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| 4 | C a small piece of electronic equipment used for secretly listening to what people are saying 窃听器 |
| Detectives had planted (=put) a bug in his hotel room. 侦探在他的宾馆房间装了窃听器。 |
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| 5 | C MAINLY AMERICAN informal an insect 昆虫；虫子 |
| There were bugs crawling all over the kitchen floor. 虫子在厨房的地板上到处爬。 |
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