BUG - Tradução inglês-francês

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

I. bug [Brit bʌɡ, americ bəɡ] SUBST

1. bug (any insect):

bug coloq

bestiole f coloq

2. bug (bedbug):

bug

punaise f

3. bug coloq:

bug, a. stomach bug or tummy bug

ennuis mpl gastriques

4. bug (germ):

bug

microbe m

5. bug (fault) (gen):

bug

défaut m

bug COMPUT

bogue f or m

bug COMPUT

bug m

6. bug (hidden microphone):

bug

micro m caché

7. bug (craze):

bug coloq

virus m

bug coloq

manie f

to be bitten by the golf bug

attraper le virus du golf

8. bug americ (enthusiast):

bug coloq

mordu/-e m/f

a jogging bug

un mordu du jogging

II. bug <Part pres bugging; Pret imperf, Part perf bugged> [Brit bʌɡ, americ bəɡ] VERBO trans

1. bug (hide microphones in):

bug room, building

poser des micros dans

the room is bugged

il y a un micro (caché) dans la pièce

2. bug (annoy):

bug coloq

embêter coloq

stink bug SUBST americ

stink bug

punaise f des bois

bug out VERBO [Brit bʌɡ -, americ bəɡ -] coloq americ

her eyes bug out

elle a les yeux exorbités

bug off VERBO [Brit bʌɡ -, americ bəɡ -] calão americ

bug off

foutre le camp calão

bug-eyed [Brit, americ ˈbəɡˌaɪd] ADJ

bug-eyed

aux yeux exorbités

mealy bug [americ ˈmilibəɡ] SUBST

mealy bug

pseudococcus m téc

potato bug SUBST

potato bug → potato beetle

potato beetle SUBST

potato beetle

doryphore m

June bug SUBST

June bug

hanneton m

millenium bug SUBST COMPUT

millenium bug

bogue m de l'an deux mille

millenium bug

bug m de l'an deux mille

lightning bug SUBST americ

lightning bug

luciole f

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I. bug [bʌg] SUBST

1. bug ZOOL:

bug

punaise f

2. bug coloq (insect):

bug

insecte m

3. bug MED:

bug

microbe m

there's a bug going round

il y a un microbe qui circule

4. bug (fault):

bug

défaut m

5. bug COMPUT:

bug

bogue m

6. bug TELECOMUN:

bug

table f d'écoute

to plant a bug

installer des micros

7. bug coloq (enthusiasm):

bug

virus m

II. bug <-gg-> [bʌg] VERBO trans

1. bug (tap):

bug

brancher sur table d'écoute

2. bug coloq (annoy):

bug

casser les pieds à

millennium bug SUBST COMPUT

millennium bug

bogue m de l'an 2000

potato beetle, potato bug SUBST americ

potato beetle

doryphore m

litter bug SUBST americ, Aus, litter lout SUBST Brit coloq

litter bug

porc m

big <-ger, -gest> [bɪg] ADJ

1. big:

big (large)

grand(e)

big (oversized)

gros(se)

big game

gros gibier m

a big drop in prices

une forte baisse des prix

a big eater coloq

un gros mangeur

to be a big spender coloq

dépenser beaucoup

a big tip

un gros pourboire

the big toe

le gros orteil

a big budget film

un film à gros budget

the bigger the better

plus c'est gros, meilleur c'est

the biggest-ever egg

le plus grand œuf (jamais vu)

2. big (grown-up):

big a. fig

grand(e)

big boy/brother

grand garçon/frère

3. big (important):

big

grand(e)

he's big in his country

il est célèbre dans son pays

a big shot coloq

un gros bonnet

a big day

un grand jour

to have big ideas coloq

avoir de grandes idées

she's big [or a big name] in finance

elle est connue dans le monde de la finance

4. big coloq (great):

big

super

in a big way

quelque chose de bien

to be big on sth americ

être dingue de qc

5. big (generous):

it's really big of sb irón, humor

c'est vraiment généreux de la part de qn

Expressões:

to be too big for one's boots pej coloq

avoir la grosse tête

the big boys

les gros bonnets

big deal! coloq

et alors!

no big deal coloq

c'est rien

what's the big idea? irón, humor coloq

qu'est-ce que ça veux dire?

to make it big coloq

avoir du succès

big business SUBST

big business

les grandes entreprises fpl

to be big business

être du business

big top SUBST

big top

chapiteau m

francês

inglês

bug

bug

bogue

bug

le bogue de l'an 2000

the millennium bug

punaise

bug

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I. bug [bʌg] SUBST

1. bug ZOOL:

bug

punaise f

2. bug coloq (insect):

bug

insecte m

3. bug MED:

bug

microbe m

there's a bug going around

il y a un microbe qui circule

4. bug (fault):

bug

défaut m

5. bug comput:

bug

bogue m

6. bug TELECOMUN:

bug

table f d'écoute

to plant a bug

installer des micros

7. bug coloq (enthusiasm):

bug

virus m

II. bug <-gg-> [bʌg] VERBO trans

1. bug (tap):

bug

brancher sur table d'écoute

2. bug coloq (annoy):

bug

casser les pieds à

millennium bug SUBST comput

millennium bug

bogue m de l'an 2000

potato beetle, potato bug SUBST

potato beetle

doryphore m

big <-ger, -gest> [bɪg] ADJ

1. big:

big (large)

grand(e)

big (oversized)

gros(se)

big game

gros gibier m

big drop in prices

forte baisse f des prix

big eater coloq

gros mangeur m

to be a big spender coloq

dépenser beaucoup

big tip

gros pourboire m

big toe

gros orteil m

big budget film

film m à gros budget

the bigger the better

plus c'est gros, mieux c'est

the biggest-ever egg

le plus grand œuf (jamais vu)

2. big (grown-up):

big a. fig

grand(e)

big boy/brother

grand garçon/frère

3. big (important):

big

grand(e)

he's big in his country

il est célèbre dans son pays

big shot coloq

gros bonnet m

big day

grand jour m

to have big ideas coloq

avoir de grandes idées

she's big [or a big name] in finance

elle est connue dans le monde de la finance

4. big coloq (great):

big

super

in a big way

quelque chose de bien

to be big on sth

être dingue de qc

5. big (generous):

it's really big of sb irón, humor

c'est vraiment généreux de la part de qn

Expressões:

to be too big for one's boots pej coloq

avoir la grosse tête

the big boys

les gros bonnets mpl

big deal! coloq

et alors!

no big deal coloq

c'est rien

what's the big idea? irón, humor coloq

qu'est-ce que ça veux dire?

to make it big coloq

avoir du succès

big top SUBST

big top

chapiteau m

big business SUBST

big business

les grandes entreprises fpl

to be big business

être du business

francês

inglês

bogue

bug

bug

bug

punaise

bug

défriser

to bug

Present

I	bug
you	bug
he/she/it	bugs
we	bug
you	bug
they	bug

Past

I	bugged
you	bugged
he/she/it	bugged
we	bugged
you	bugged
they	bugged

Present Perfect

I	have	bugged
you	have	bugged
he/she/it	has	bugged
we	have	bugged
you	have	bugged
they	have	bugged

Past Perfect

I	had	bugged
you	had	bugged
he/she/it	had	bugged
we	had	bugged
you	had	bugged
they	had	bugged

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Normally they will have been eating moths, beetles, mosquitoes, potato bugs, and flies all summer long and have gained weight to prepare for winter.

en.wikipedia.org

An occasional light sprinkling of regular flax or ornamental flax seeds can also help reduce the presence of potato bugs.

www.portagedailygraphic.com

Presumably there are other characters who were caribou, potato bugs, etc.

www.tv.com

Only now it was on the lawn, grass growing around its crosscut body, potato bugs crawling around the wet, funky bark.

www.popularmechanics.com

There are also farm implements such as a potato bug picker.

www.enfieldweeklypress.com