Významy Bug v japonštině

虫 (むし)

Příklad:

I saw a bug on the wall.

壁に虫がいた。

He collects bugs as a hobby.

彼は趣味で虫を集めている。

Použití: informalKontext: Used in everyday conversation, especially when referring to insects or small creatures.

Poznámka: The term '虫' can refer to various types of insects and is commonly used in both casual and educational contexts.

バグ

Příklad:

There's a bug in the software that needs fixing.

ソフトウェアに修正が必要なバグがある。

We need to debug the code before the release.

リリース前にコードのバグを取り除く必要がある。

Použití: formalKontext: Commonly used in the context of computing, software development, and technology.

Poznámka: The term 'バグ' is borrowed from English and primarily refers to errors or glitches in programming.

悩ませる (なやませる)

Příklad:

Stop bugging me about my homework.

宿題について私を悩ませるのはやめて。

She bugs her brother to take her out.

彼女は兄に外に連れて行ってとしつこく頼む。

Použití: informalKontext: Used in casual conversations to indicate that someone is persistently bothering or annoying another person.

Poznámka: The verb '悩ませる' captures the sense of annoyance or constant questioning.

小さな問題 (ちいさなもんだい)

Příklad:

It’s just a bug that can be fixed easily.

それは簡単に修正できる小さな問題に過ぎない。

Don't worry; it's just a minor bug.

心配しないで、それはただの小さな問題だ。

Použití: formal/informalKontext: Used in both professional and casual settings to describe minor issues or problems.

Poznámka: This meaning is more metaphorical, indicating that something is not a major concern.

pest

A pest is an annoying or harmful creature, especially those that damage crops or property.

Příklad: The garden was infested with pests that were eating the plants.

Poznámka: Unlike 'bug' which is a general term for insects, 'pest' specifically refers to insects or animals that are harmful or destructive.

beetle

A beetle is a type of insect with a hard shell-like covering over its wings.

Příklad: A shiny green beetle landed on the flower.

Poznámka: While 'bug' is a more general term, 'beetle' specifically refers to a type of insect with a particular body structure.

invertebrate

An invertebrate is an animal that does not have a backbone or spinal column.

Příklad: Most insects are classified as invertebrates because they lack a backbone.

Poznámka: Unlike 'bug' which can refer to any small creature, 'invertebrate' specifically refers to animals without a backbone.

Catch the bug

To become enthusiastic about something, usually a hobby or activity.

Příklad: Ever since she started playing the piano, she caught the music bug and practices every day.

Poznámka: The phrase 'catch the bug' refers to developing an interest or passion for something, whereas 'bug' on its own refers to an insect or an issue or problem in technology.

Put a bug in someone's ear

To hint at or suggest something to someone.

Příklad: I put a bug in his ear about the upcoming job opportunity.

Poznámka: This phrase uses 'bug' metaphorically to mean planting an idea or suggestion in someone's mind, as opposed to a literal insect.

Bugging me

To annoy or irritate someone.

Příklad: Her constant interruptions are really bugging me.

Poznámka: While 'bug' can refer to an insect, 'bugging me' is used to express annoyance or irritation caused by someone or something.

Have a bug in one's system

To have a flaw or issue in a system or process.

Příklad: My computer keeps crashing; I must have a bug in my system.

Poznámka: In this context, 'bug' refers to a glitch or error in a computer system rather than an actual insect.

Bug off

An impolite way of telling someone to go away or leave you alone.

Příklad: I told the telemarketer to bug off when they wouldn't stop calling.

Poznámka: While 'bug' can refer to an insect, 'bug off' is a slangy expression used to dismiss or reject someone.

Bite the bug

To face a difficult situation or deal with a challenging task.

Příklad: I need to bite the bug and finally confront my fear of public speaking.

Poznámka: This phrase uses 'bug' as a metaphor for overcoming a fear or challenge, rather than a literal insect.

Put a bug in something

To secretly place a device or software to monitor or spy on something.

Příklad: Let's put a bug in the system to track user engagement.

Poznámka: In this context, 'bug' refers to a hidden listening or recording device, not an actual insect.

Bug out

To leave quickly or suddenly, especially in a situation of danger or excitement.

Příklad: When they heard the sirens, they decided to bug out of the party.

Poznámka: The slang term 'bug out' emphasizes a rapid and often unexpected departure, differing from the more general meaning of 'bug' as an insect or technical issue.

Buggy

Referring to something that is outdated, worn-out, or not functioning properly.

Příklad: The old car he was driving was so rusty it looked more like a buggy than a vehicle.

Poznámka: In this context, 'buggy' describes the condition or appearance of an object, contrasting with the original word 'bug' referring to an insect or glitch.

Bug-eyed

Having wide or bulging eyes, often due to shock, surprise, or fear.

Příklad: He was so surprised by the news that he stood there with bug-eyed amazement.

Poznámka: The slang term 'bug-eyed' focuses on the appearance of wide eyes, differing from the literal meaning of 'bug' as an insect.

Bugging out

Experiencing glitches, malfunctions, or erratic behavior, especially in technology or systems.

Příklad: The power outage caused the computer system to start bugging out, displaying errors everywhere.

Poznámka: The phrase 'bugging out' highlights technical issues or malfunctions rather than insects, diverting from the traditional meaning of 'bug.'

Bugger off

An impolite way of telling someone to go away or leave.

Příklad: I've had enough of your complaints. Just bugger off and leave me alone!

Poznámka: The slang term 'bugger off' is a rude or aggressive instruction to leave, having no direct relation to insects.

Buggered

Feeling exhausted, worn out, or extremely tired.

Příklad: After a long day at work, I feel completely buggered and just want to relax.

Poznámka: In this context, 'buggered' indicates extreme fatigue or exhaustion, differing from the literal meaning of 'bug' as an insect.

Bugged

To annoy, irritate, or bother someone, often persistently.

Příklad: He bugged his colleagues by playing the same song on repeat all day.

Poznámka: The slang term 'bugged' reflects a state of irritation or annoyance, diverging from the original meaning of 'bug' as an insect or technical problem.

There seems to be a in the system.

The popped up again.

The programmer is trying to fix the code.

Bug - Podstatné jméno (Noun) / Podstatné jméno, jednotné nebo hromadné (Noun, singular or mass)

Lemma: bug

Konjugace

Podstatné jméno, množné číslo (Noun, plural): bugs

Podstatné jméno, jednotné nebo hromadné (Noun, singular or mass): bug

Sloveso, minulý čas (Verb, past tense): bugged

Sloveso, gerundium nebo přítomné příčestí (Verb, gerund or present participle): bugging

Sloveso, 3. osoba jednotného čísla přítomného času (Verb, 3rd person singular present): bugs

Sloveso, základní tvar (Verb, base form): bug

Sloveso, přítomný čas ne 3. osoba jednotného čísla (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): bug

Slabiky, Rozčlenění a Přízvuk

bug obsahuje 1 slabik: bug

Fonetický přepis: ˈbəg

bug , ˈbəg (Červená slabika je přízvučná)

Index frekvence a důležitosti slov ukazuje, jak často se slovo v daném jazyce vyskytuje. Čím menší je číslo, tím častěji se slovo používá. Nejběžněji používaná slova se obvykle pohybují od 1 do 4000.

bug: ~ 2000 (Velmi Běžný).

Tento index důležitosti vám pomůže soustředit se na nejdůležitější slova během procesu učení se jazyka.

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