英语词汇bug怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ bug /ˈbʌg/ noun

plural bugs

¹ bug

/ˈbʌg/

noun

plural bugs

Learner's definition of BUG

[count] chiefly US, informal : a usually small insect小昆虫；小虫子

There's a bug in my soup!我的汤里有个小虫子！
Close the door. You're letting the bugs in.关上门，你让虫子进来了。

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

Her legs were covered in bug bites. [=itchy or painful wounds from insects]她腿上被虫子咬得到处是包。
Use plenty of bug spray/repellent to keep the mosquitoes from biting you.多喷一些驱虫剂，以防蚊虫叮咬。

[count] : a usually mild illness (such as a cold) that can be passed from one person to another（感冒等具有传染性的）小病，轻度疾病

He caught some kind of bug from the other kids at school.他在学校被别的孩子传染上了一种小病。
There's been a nasty flu bug going around.现在爆发了严重的流感。
I picked up an intestinal/stomach bug.我得了轻度肠道疾病/胃病。

[count] : a problem that prevents a computer program or system from working properly（计算机程序或系统上的）故障，错误，漏洞

We found/detected a bug [=glitch] in the program.我们发现/查出了一个程序错误。
The software was full of bugs.这款软件漏洞百出。
They've been trying to work/get the bugs out of the system. [=trying to fix the system's problems]他们一直在努力修复系统的错误。

[count] : a small hidden microphone that is used to secretly listen to and record people : listening device窃听器

The government planted/put a bug in her telephone/apartment.政府在她的电话/公寓里安装了窃听器。

the bug informal : a sudden, strong interest in a particular activity热衷；狂热；着迷

He was first bitten by the acting bug [=he first became interested in acting] when he was 18.他18岁时开始迷上了表演。
the travel bug对旅游的狂热

² bug /ˈbʌg/ verb

bugs; bugged; bugging

² bug

/ˈbʌg/

verb

bugs; bugged; bugging

Learner's definition of BUG

[+ object] informal : to bother or annoy (someone)烦扰；使恼怒

Quit bugging me!别烦我了！
John, stop bugging your sister.约翰，不要烦你姐姐了。
It really bugs me to see how he treats her.看到他那样对她，真让我恼火。

[+ object] : to put a hidden microphone in (a room, telephone, etc.) in order to secretly hear what people are saying（在房间、电话等里面）安装窃听器

Is this phone bugged?这部电话装窃听器了吗？
The cops bugged his apartment.警察在他的寓所里安装了窃听器。
a bugging device窃听装置

[no object] of the eyes : to stick out more than is normal especially because of surprise or fear（由于吃惊或害怕）张大眼睛，瞪大双眼— usually + out

Their eyes were bugging out as if they saw a ghost.他们瞪大了眼睛，就像看见了鬼似的。

— see also bug-eyed

bug off

[phrasal verb] US, informal

: to go away — used in speech as a rude or angry way to tell someone to leave you alone and to stop bothering you（粗鲁或愤怒地对别人说）走开，滚开

She angrily told him to bug off.她生气地叫他走开。

bug out

[phrasal verb] US, informal

: to leave quickly迅速离开；逃跑

Wait here till we get back. Don't bug out (on us).在这儿等我们回来，不许开溜。

— see also ²bug 3 (above)

单词	bug
释义	bug (verb) bug 5 ENTRIES FOUND: bug (noun) bug (verb) bug-eyed (adjective) lightning bug (noun) water bug (noun) ¹ bug /ˈbʌg/ noun plural bugs ¹ bug /ˈbʌg/ noun plural bugs Learner's definition of BUG 1 [count] chiefly US, informal : a usually small insect小昆虫；小虫子 There's a bug in my soup!我的汤里有个小虫子！ Close the door. You're letting the bugs in.关上门，你让虫子进来了。 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 Her legs were covered in bug bites. [=itchy or painful wounds from insects]她腿上被虫子咬得到处是包。 Use plenty of bug spray/repellent to keep the mosquitoes from biting you.多喷一些驱虫剂，以防蚊虫叮咬。 2 [count] : a usually mild illness (such as a cold) that can be passed from one person to another（感冒等具有传染性的）小病，轻度疾病 He caught some kind of bug from the other kids at school.他在学校被别的孩子传染上了一种小病。 There's been a nasty flu bug going around.现在爆发了严重的流感。 I picked up an intestinal/stomach bug.我得了轻度肠道疾病/胃病。 3 [count] : a problem that prevents a computer program or system from working properly（计算机程序或系统上的）故障，错误，漏洞 We found/detected a bug [=glitch] in the program.我们发现/查出了一个程序错误。 The software was full of bugs.这款软件漏洞百出。 They've been trying to work/get the bugs out of the system. [=trying to fix the system's problems]他们一直在努力修复系统的错误。 4 [count] : a small hidden microphone that is used to secretly listen to and record people : listening device窃听器 The government planted/put a bug in her telephone/apartment.政府在她的电话/公寓里安装了窃听器。 5 the bug informal : a sudden, strong interest in a particular activity热衷；狂热；着迷 He was first bitten by the acting bug [=he first became interested in acting] when he was 18.他18岁时开始迷上了表演。 the travel bug对旅游的狂热 ² bug /ˈbʌg/ verb bugs; bugged; bugging ² bug /ˈbʌg/ verb bugs; bugged; bugging Learner's definition of BUG 1 [+ object] informal : to bother or annoy (someone)烦扰；使恼怒 Quit bugging me!别烦我了！ John, stop bugging your sister.约翰，不要烦你姐姐了。 It really bugs me to see how he treats her.看到他那样对她，真让我恼火。 2 [+ object] : to put a hidden microphone in (a room, telephone, etc.) in order to secretly hear what people are saying（在房间、电话等里面）安装窃听器 Is this phone bugged?这部电话装窃听器了吗？ The cops bugged his apartment.警察在他的寓所里安装了窃听器。 a bugging device窃听装置 3 [no object] of the eyes : to stick out more than is normal especially because of surprise or fear（由于吃惊或害怕）张大眼睛，瞪大双眼— usually + out Their eyes were bugging out as if they saw a ghost.他们瞪大了眼睛，就像看见了鬼似的。 — see also bug-eyed bug off [phrasal verb] US, informal : to go away — used in speech as a rude or angry way to tell someone to leave you alone and to stop bothering you（粗鲁或愤怒地对别人说）走开，滚开 She angrily told him to bug off.她生气地叫他走开。 bug out [phrasal verb] US, informal : to leave quickly迅速离开；逃跑 Wait here till we get back. Don't bug out (on us).在这儿等我们回来，不许开溜。 — see also ²bug 3 (above)
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