| 单词 | bug |
| 释义 | bug —bug /bʌɡ/ noun [C] (COMPUTER PROBLEM) ► B2 a mistake or problem in a computer program: » A bug caused the company's computer system to crash.Thesaurus+: ↑Faults and mistakesThesaurus+: ↑Computer concepts• • • Extra Examples:» If you get a bug in your system, please report it as soon as possible so it can be fixed.» This program keeps crashing - there must be bug somewhere.» The software producers are currently trying to fix two significant bugs.» This game keeps freezing - am I doing something wrong or do you think it's a bug of some sort?» They've produced a downloadable patch that will repair the bug in the program.noun [C] (DEVICE) ► F0 a very small device fixed on to a phone or hidden in a room, that allows you to listen to what people are saying without them knowingThesaurus+: ↑Spying and espionagenoun [C] (INSECT) ► B1 a very small insectThesaurus+: ↑Insect namesThesaurus+: ↑General and informal words for animals• • • Extra Examples:» Hang on - there's a bug in your hair - let me get it out for you.» Will this spray get rid of those little black bugs that are attacking my shrubs?» We lifted the stone to see if there were any bugs or worms underneath.» There was a bug was crawling across the carpet, and the cat ate it!» He used to collect beetles and bugs from the garden and study them under the microscope.noun [C] INFORMAL (ILLNESS) ► B2 a bacteria or a virus causing an illness that is usually not serious: » I had a tummy/stomach bug last week.» There's a bug going around (= an illness that many people are getting).Thesaurus+: ↑Bacteria, moulds, germs and viruses• • • Extra Examples:» Kids get all kinds of bugs at school.» A nasty flu bug's going round the school at the moment.» We never found out what was wrong with her - it was just some kind of mystery bug.» Don't cough on me - I don't want to catch your bugs, thanks!» He had a strange bug that caused chest pains and general tiredness.noun [S] INFORMAL (ENTHUSIASM) ► F0 a very strong enthusiasm for something: » He's been bitten by the sailing bug.Thesaurus+: ↑Excitement, interest, energy and enthusiasmverb [T] (-gg-) (HIDE DEVICE) ↑Verb Endings for bug ► F0 to place or hide a listening device inside something: » OFTEN PASSIVE She suspected that her phone had been bugged.Thesaurus+: ↑Spying and espionageverb [T] (-gg-) INFORMAL (ANNOY) ↑Verb Endings for bug ► F0 to annoy or worry someone: » He's been bugging me all morning.Thesaurus+: ↑Causing feelings of anger and displeasure |
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