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1 bug
bug [bʌg]1. nouna. [+ phone] brancher sur table d'écoute ; [+ room] cacher des micros dansb. ( = annoy) casser les pieds à (inf)• what's bugging you? qu'est-ce qui te tracasse ?* * *[bʌg] 1.1) (colloq) ( any insect) bestiole f2) ( bedbug) punaise f3) (colloq) ( also stomach bug ou tummy bug) ennuis mpl gastriques4) ( germ) microbe m5) ( fault) gen défaut m; Computing bogue f or m, bug m6) ( hidden microphone) micro m caché7) (colloq) ( craze) virus m, manie f8) (colloq) US ( enthusiast) mordu/-e m/f2.transitive verb (p prés etc - gg-)1) ( hide microphones in) poser des micros dans [room, building]2) (colloq) ( annoy) embêter (colloq) [person] -
2 patch
patch [pæt∫]1. nouna. (for clothes) pièce f ; (for inner tube) rustine ® f ; (over eye) cache m ; (nicotine, HRT) patch mb. [of colour] tache f ; [of sky] coin m ; [of land] parcelle f ; [of vegetables] carré m ; [of ice] plaque f ; [of water] flaque f• it isn't a patch on... ça ne soutient pas la comparaison avec...[+ clothes] rapiécer ; [+ tyre] réparer3. compounds* * *[pætʃ] 1.1) ( in clothes) pièce f; (on tyre, airbed) rustine® f; ( on eye) bandeau m2) ( small area) (of snow, ice) plaque f; (of colour, damp, rust, sunlight) tache f; ( of fog) nappe f; ( of oil) flaque f; ( of blue sky) coin m3) ( area of ground) gen zone f; ( for planting) carré m4) GB (colloq) ( territory) (of gangster, salesman) territoire m; (of policeman, official) secteur m5) (colloq) ( period) période f2.transitive verb1) rapiécer [hole, trousers]; réparer [tyre]2) Computing corriger•Phrasal Verbs:- patch up••
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