plural buggers
plural buggers
Learner's definition of BUGGER
[count] informal
1
: an annoying or difficult but usually small thing小麻烦；小困难 -
I put down my keys, and now I can't find the buggers.我把钥匙放下了，可现在我找不着了。
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(Brit) The exam was a bugger. [=the exam was difficult]这次考试很难。
2 chiefly British
a offensive : a person (especially a man) who is strongly disliked讨厌的人（尤指男性） b : an annoying or playful person or animal烦人的人（或动物）；顽皮的人（或动物） ◊ In this sense, bugger is an impolite word that is often used in a loving or friendly way.在此义项中，bugger这一不礼貌的词语常表示亲昵或友好。
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Well, you're a cute little bugger [=rascal, critter, guy], aren't you!哎，你真是个可爱的小淘气，对吧！
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You cheeky bugger!你这个顽皮无礼的小东西！
2 bugger /ˈbʌgɚ/ verb
buggers; buggered; buggering
buggers; buggered; buggering
Learner's definition of BUGGER
[+ object] British
1
offensive : to have anal sex with (someone)鸡奸
2
informal + impolite —
used as an interjection to express strong anger, surprise, etc.该死，妈的，真没想到（用作感叹词，表示强烈的愤怒、吃惊等） -
Bugger [=damn] this machine!该死的机器！
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Bugger it/me!好家伙！
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Well, I'll be buggered. [=damned] I can't believe you did it!哎呀，真让我吃惊。我简直不相信是你干的！
bugger about
[phrasal verb] British, informal + impolite or bugger around 1
: to spend time in a useless or aimless way闲混；胡闹 2
bugger (someone) about/around : to cause problems or trouble for (someone)为难（某人）；给（某人）惹麻烦
bugger off
[phrasal verb] British, informal + impolite
bugger up
[phrasal verb] bugger up (something) or bugger (something) up British, informal + impolite
: to make mistakes in doing or making (something)出错；弄糟