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Meaning & Definition of Bug in English

English

Bug

An insect, or a fault in a system.


Pronunciation:

/bʌg/

Part of Speech:

noun, verb

Plural:

bugs

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A small insect.

    Example Sentence: The garden was filled with colorful bugs.

  • Definition: A fault or error in a computer program.

    Example Sentence: The software had a serious bug that needed fixing.

  • Definition: To annoy or irritate someone.

    Example Sentence: Stop bugging me about my plans!

  • Definition: A state of being enthusiastic or obsessed, often with a hobby.

    Example Sentence: He's got the travel bug after his trip to Europe.

Etymology

Origin: The word 'bug' originally referred to a ghost or a nightmare in Middle English.

Synonyms

insectpesterrorglitchirritate

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • bug out: To leave suddenly or to panic.
  • bug off: To go away, often used as a dismissive command.
  • bug someone: To annoy or irritate someone.

Translations

  • Spanish: bicho
  • French: insecte
  • German: Käfer
  • Russian: жук

Related Words

  • insect: A small arthropod animal.
  • pest: An unwanted or troublesome insect or animal.
  • glitch: A minor malfunction or error.

Slang Meanings of bug

  • Meaning: To annoy or bother someone.

    Example Sentence: Quit bugging me with your questions!

  • Meaning: To become overly enthusiastic about something.

    Example Sentence: She really bugs about collecting stamps.