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单词 bug
释义
bug
noun
uk
/bʌɡ/us
/bʌɡ/

bugnoun(INSECT)

B1[C]
a verysmallinsect
小虫子
Examples
  • Hang on - there's a bug inyourhair-letme get it out for you.
  • Will thisspraygetridof those littleblackbugs that areattackingmyshrubs?
  • Weliftedthestonetoseeif there were any bugs orwormsunderneath.
  • There was a bugcrawlingacrossthecarpet, and thecatateit!
  • He used tocollectbeetlesand bugs from thegardenandstudythem under themicroscope.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Insect names
  • anopheles
  • ant
  • aphid
  • beastie
  • bedbug
  • daddy longlegs
  • damselfly
  • deathwatch beetle
  • dragonfly
  • dust mite
  • housefly
  • insect
  • jigger
  • ladybird
  • lice
  • silverfish
  • sow bug
  • spider mite
  • stick insect
  • swallowtail
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General & informal words for animals

bugnoun(ILLNESS)

B2[C]informal
anillnessthat is usually notseriousand iscausedbybacteriaor avirus:
I had atummy/stomachbug lastweek.上周我的肠胃出了点小毛病。
There's a buggoing around(= anillnessthat manypeopleare getting).有种细菌引起的疾病现正在流行。
More examples
  • Kids get allkindsof bugs atschool.
  • Anastyflubug's going round theschoolat themoment.
  • We neverfoundout what waswrongwith her - it was just somekindofmysterybug.
  • Don'tcoughon me - I don'twanttocatchyourbugs,thanks!
  • He had astrangebug thatcausedchestpainsandgeneraltiredness.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Bacteria, moulds, germs & viruses
  • adenovirus
  • aerobe
  • amoebic
  • anti-HIV
  • antimicrobial
  • bacterium
  • germicidal
  • germophobe
  • hen of the woods
  • incubation
  • incubation period
  • mildew
  • MRSA
  • shitake mushroom
  • spike protein
  • staph
  • staphylococcus
  • strep
  • streptococcal
  • streptococcus
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bugnoun(COMPUTER PROBLEM)

B2[C]
amistakeorproblemin acomputerprogram:
（计算机程序中出现的）缺陷，漏洞
A bugcausedthe company'scomputersystemtocrash.程序缺陷导致公司的计算机系统崩溃。
More examples
  • If you get a bug inyoursystem,pleasereportit assoonaspossibleso it can befixed.
  • Thisprogramkeepscrashing- there must be bugsomewhere.
  • Thesoftwareproducersarecurrentlytryingtofixtwosignificantbugs.
  • Thisgamekeepsfreezing- am I doing somethingwrongor do youthinkit's a bug of somesort?
  • They'veproducedadownloadablepatchthat willrepairthe bug in theprogram.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Faults and mistakes
  • (that's)yourhard luckidiom
  • aberration
  • Achilles heel
  • adrift
  • black mark
  • blemish
  • error
  • failing
  • false move
  • faux pas
  • flaw
  • malaprop
  • miscue
  • misfunction
  • misperception
  • misprint
  • that's/it'syourfuneral!idiom
  • typo
  • wardrobe malfunction
  • weakness
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Computer concepts

bugnoun(DEVICE)

[C]
a verysmalldevicefixedon to aphoneorhiddenin aroom, thatallowsyou tolistento whatpeopleare saying without themknowing
窃听器
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
International relations: spying and espionage
  • agent
  • agent provocateur
  • anti-bug
  • counter-espionage
  • insider
  • intel
  • intelligence
  • MI5
  • MI6
  • operative
  • scout
  • sleuthing
  • snoop
  • spook
  • spy
  • spy onsomeone/something
  • superspy
  • tail
  • tap
  • the CIA
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bugnoun(ENTHUSIASM)

[S]informal
a verystrongenthusiasmfor something:
热衷；迷恋
He'sbeenbittenbythesailingbug.他迷上了帆船运动。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Excitement, interest, energy and enthusiasm
  • alacrity
  • animation
  • ardour
  • avidity
  • boosterism
  • commotion
  • fever pitch
  • flirtation
  • frenzy
  • friskiness
  • frisson
  • frolic
  • hubbub
  • pep
  • perkiness
  • physicality
  • piquancy
  • pizzazz
  • zeal
  • zealousness
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bug
verb[T]
uk
/bʌɡ/us
/bʌɡ/
-gg-

bugverb[T](ANNOY)

informal
toannoyorworrysomeone:
烦扰；使…担心
He's been bugging me allmorning.他整个上午都在烦我。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to annoy someone
  • annoyIt annoys me that you're always late.
  • botherIt bothers me that you don't help with the washing up.
  • irritateAfter a while her behaviour really began to irritate me.
  • peeveWhat peeved her most was that he hadn't even called her.
  • bugHe's been bugging me all morning.
  • aggravateIt really aggravates me the way he never thanks me for what I've done.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Causing feelings of anger and displeasure
  • aggravate
  • aggrieve
  • alienate
  • anger
  • annoy
  • bend
  • get upsomeone'snoseidiom
  • givesomeonethe shitsidiom
  • go too faridiom
  • goat
  • grate
  • joke
  • nark
  • rub
  • rubsomeoneup the wrong wayidiom
  • ruffle
  • rufflesomeone'sfeathersidiom
  • setsomeone'steeth on edgeidiom
  • tit
  • troll
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bugverb[T](HIDE DEVICE)

toplaceorhidealisteningdeviceinside something:
秘密安装窃听装置
oftenpassiveShesuspectedthat herphonehad been bugged.她怀疑自己的电话被人窃听了。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
International relations: spying and espionage
  • agent
  • agent provocateur
  • anti-bug
  • counter-espionage
  • insider
  • intel
  • intelligence
  • MI5
  • MI6
  • operative
  • scout
  • sleuthing
  • snoop
  • spook
  • spy
  • spy onsomeone/something
  • superspy
  • tail
  • tap
  • the CIA
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Phrasal verb

bug out
(Definition ofbugfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
bug
noun
uk
/bʌɡ/us
/bʌɡ/

bugnoun(INSECT)

B1[C]
a verysmallinsect
小虫子
Examples
  • Hang on - there's a bug inyourhair-letme get it out for you.
  • Will thisspraygetridof those littleblackbugs that areattackingmyshrubs?
  • Weliftedthestonetoseeif there were any bugs orwormsunderneath.
  • There was a bug wascrawlingacrossthecarpet, and thecatateit!
  • He used tocollectbeetlesand bugs from thegardenandstudythem under themicroscope.

bugnoun(ILLNESS)

B2[C]informal
abacteriaor aviruscausinganillnessthat is usually notserious
（引起小毛病的）细菌；病毒
I had atummy/stomachbug lastweek.上周我的肠胃出了点小毛病。
There's a buggoing around(= anillnessthat manypeopleare getting).有种细菌引起的疾病现正在流行。
More examples
  • Kids get allkindsof bugs atschool.
  • Anastyflubug's going round theschoolat themoment.
  • We neverfoundout what waswrongwith her - it was just somekindofmysterybug.
  • Don'tcoughon me - I don'twanttocatchyourbugs,thanks!
  • He had astrangebug thatcausedchestpainsandgeneraltiredness.

bugnoun(COMPUTER PROBLEM)

B2[C]
amistakeorproblemin acomputerprogram
（计算机程序中出现的）缺陷，漏洞
A bugcausedthe company'scomputersystemtocrash.程序缺陷导致公司的计算机系统崩溃。
More examples
  • If you get a bug inyoursystem,pleasereportit assoonaspossibleso it can befixed.
  • Thisprogramkeepscrashing- there must be bugsomewhere.
  • Thesoftwareproducersarecurrentlytryingtofixtwosignificantbugs.
  • Thisgamekeepsfreezing- am I doing somethingwrongor do youthinkit's a bug of somesort?
  • They'veproducedadownloadablepatchthat willrepairthe bug in theprogram.

bugnoun(DEVICE)

[C]
a verysmalldevicefixedon to aphoneorhiddenin aroom, thatallowsyou tolistento whatpeopleare saying without themknowing
窃听器

bugnoun(ENTHUSIASM)

[S]informal
a verystrongenthusiasmfor something
热衷；迷恋
He'sbeenbittenbythesailingbug.他迷上了帆船运动。
bug
verb[T]
uk
/bʌɡ/us
/bʌɡ/
-gg-

bugverb[T](ANNOY)

informal
toannoyorworrysomeone
烦扰；使…担心
He's been bugging me allmorning.他整个上午都在烦我。

bugverb[T](HIDE DEVICE)

toplaceorhidealisteningdeviceinside something
秘密安装窃听装置
oftenpassiveShesuspectedthat herphonehad been bugged.她怀疑自己的电话被人窃听了。

bug| American Dictionary

bug
noun
us
/bʌɡ/

bugnoun(INSECT)

[C]
aninsect:
Sometinywhitebugs hadeatentheleavesof myhouseplants.
[C]
A bug is also asmallorganismthatcausesanillness:
Theflubug is going around, andalmosteveryone issick.

bugnoun(FAULT)

[C]
amistakeorproblemin the way somethingworks:
He said they hadeliminatedall the bugs in thesoftware, and wehopedthis wastrue.

bugnoun(DEVICE)

[C]
asmalldevicethat iseasilyhidden, used torecordpeople’sconversationswithouttheirknowledge

bugnoun(ENTHUSIASM)

[U]infml
astrongenthusiasmfor something:
When I was about 17, I wasbittenby theactingbug andbegantotryout forparts.
bug
verb[T]
us
/bʌɡ/
-gg-

bugverb[T](ANNOY)

infml
toannoysomeonerepeatedly:
Mylawyeris bugging me forstuffI just don’t have.

bugverb[T](HIDE DEVICE)

tohidealisteningdevicein something:
Shesuspectedthat herphonehad been bugged.
(Definition ofbugfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

bug| Business English

bug
noun[C]
IT
uk
/bʌɡ/us
amistakeorproblemin acomputerprogram:
Thelatestupdatefixesseveralknownbugsin thescript.
Pleasesubmitallbugreportsto the ITdepartment.
(Definition ofbugfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbug

bug
In practice, this capability is quite useful in discovering 'hard-to-find' bugs.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It must be this scientific 'bug' about research, collecting data and processing them with aid of a computer which is at work.
From theCambridge English Corpus
All are vulnerable to software bugs, however, at any time and so the liability of software companies needs to be ascertained.
From theCambridge English Corpus
There are also some bugs in the exercises, which may or may not have been corrected.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In return for obeying the type rules, the programmer is rewarded with compile-time error messages instead of run-time bugs.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These entities may be called demons or "the evil," animalculi or bugs, bacteria or viruses.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Unfortunately, abughas crept into the adapted code, leading to a black hole.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It commonly takes a few iterations before one begins to find bugs in the program itself.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The parasites appeared to be merely digested by thebug, the rate of digestion being governed by the temperature at which the insects were maintained.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Intercropping facilitated a reduction in the cowpeabuginfestation and in flea beetles on okra.
From theCambridge English Corpus
He viewed the detection and repair of a ' 'bug' ' or a protection violation to be a central aspect of this process.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This securitybugwas later fixed by the developers when the second author made them aware of the problem.
From theCambridge English Corpus
If the answer is that the result is incorrect, then there must be abugin the applied function.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The story follows the mamabugand baby as they get the baby ready for bed.
From theCambridge English Corpus
And there appear to be a few bugs (subliminal images appeared when they presumably should not have on following some of the menu options).
From theCambridge English Corpus
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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