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Meanings of bug in English
Insects with sucking mouthparts and forewings thickened and leathery at the base; usually show incomplete metamorphosis.
Portuguese
interceptar Spanish
intervenir Synonyms
Examples for "tease"
Examples for "tease"
1
It was therefore impossible to tease out the effect of the money.
2
The tease of a better idea, a better line, a better twist.
3
I said; for I was now in a mood to tease him.
4
Congress wouldn't like it.' Why does one want to tease the innocent?
5
Charlotte would praise his good sense, Inez would tease him for cowardice.
1
Much was the same fascination the moment I saw my first badger.
2
Some of their members are animal lovers who sabotaged the badger cull.
3
Sporadic cases of badger TB have been detected, further complicating the picture.
4
When the young man got there, the badger was in his hole.
5
The badger thanked him and begged him to apply it at once.
1
She said: These charities should not be allowed to pester the elderly.
2
The thrush did not pester the rose with his protestations of love.
3
What if you didn't pester her further after you'd asked her once?
4
But if you pester the women, you'll be taken to the stocks.
5
He only thinks about that now when people pester him about it.
1
They, however, continued to beleaguer the place, occasionally showing in great masses.
2
We pity the gringos if they should attempt to beleaguer this impregnable fortress.
3
It also agreed to increase government borrowing to support the beleaguered economy.
4
At home, however, attention will centre on the beleaguered Anglo Irish Bank.
5
Beleaguered state police will still be the main agency battling the rebels.
Usage of bug in English
1
In the world of open source software, bug reports are useful information.
2
Little is known about the second bug used to gain root access.
3
The bug has claimed a couple of victims recently, including one editor.
4
But for some, bug hunting can actually bring in a good wage.
5
Why would Darpa care about changes in this particular bug, you ask?
6
And the bug he had placed there last week was working fine.
7
Geraldine McFadden was bitten by the travel bug at a young age.
8
A list of bug fixes and new features since the last version
9
A particular bug bear was customer service, or the lack of it.
10
Firefox representatives couldn't immediately provide information on the status of the bug.
11
Cupcake is said to include many significant bug fixes and developer APIs.
12
It yielded one pill bug, one puparial case, and no plant inclusions.
13
As it happens, bug 436575 was found last week and marked critical.
14
And not the new, slick-looking Cayenne either, but the original bug-eyed version.
15
The toad at once establishes the most intimate relations with the bug.
16
There are also three suspected cases of the bug in the hospital.
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