| 释义 |
bug /bʌg/
(-gg-)
► SEE ALLbug off bug out ●ˌbug ˈoff (NAmE, informal) used to tell sb to stop bothering you （告诫对方）别烦人，滚开◆Should I tell him to bug off, or try to help?
我是该叫他滚蛋呢，还是该帮一帮他呢？[v + adv]●ˌbug ˈout (NAmE, informal) 1. if your eyes bug out, they suddenly open fully because you are surprised or excited （眼睛）圆睁，瞪大◆They just sat there with their eyes bugging out as if they’d never seen a woman yell at a man before.
他们坐在那里，目瞪口呆，仿佛以前从未见过一个女人冲着男人大喊大叫。2. (especially of a group of soldiers, etc. 尤指若干士兵) to leave a place quickly, especially to avoid duty or injury （为逃避职责或避免受伤）撤退，逃离◆When the radio went down, a couple of units bugged out.
无线联络中断后，几个小队逃跑了。◆I picked up my pay and then bugged out.
我领了工资就开溜了。3. (about/over sth) to become very upset or angry 心烦意乱；怒气冲冲◆He came over to my house, bugging out about something.
他来到我家，人显得很烦躁。SYN freak out (informal) [v + adv] |