Angielski | Polski |
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bug noun a colloquial name for insect | insektnoun owadnoun robaknoun robalnoun |
bug noun a small image placed in a corner of a television program | logonoun |
bug noun an electronic listening device | pluskwanoun podsłuchnoun |
bug noun an enthusiasm for something | bakcylnoun |
bug noun an insect of the order Hemiptera | pluskwiaknoun |
bug noun problem that needs fixing (especially in computing) | bugnoun byknoun błądnoun |
Bug noun river between Belarus and Poland | Bugnoun |
bug verb to annoy | wkurzaćverb |
bug verb to install an electronic listening device in | podłożyć pluskwęverb zakładać pluskwęverb założyć pluskwęverb |
bugaboo | |
bugbear noun imaginary creature | skrzatnoun |
bugbear | |
bugfix noun patch or change that fixes a bug | łatanoun |
bugger noun slang: someone viewed with affection | skurwysynnoun |
bugger verb to have anal intercourse with | cwelićverb przecwelićverb |
bugger verb to ruin | pierdolićverb rozpierdalaćverb rozpierdolićverb spierdolićverb |
bugger off interjection expression of disagreement or disbelief | cholerainterjection |
bugger off verb to leave, go away, disappear | spierdalaćverb |
bugging | |
buggy noun A small horse-drawn cart | kolasanoun |
buggy noun A small motor vehicle, such as a dune buggy | quadnoun |
bughouse | |
bughouse chess noun variant of chess | klocnoun |
Buginese noun language | bugijskinoun |
bugle noun music: simple brass instrument | rógnoun |
bugle noun plant of the genus Ajuga | dąbrówkanoun |
bugler noun someone who plays the bugle | trąbkanoun |