bugging

"bugging" 的音标为 [ˈbʌɡɪŋ]。

基本翻译为“骚扰，打扰”。

速记技巧为：bug（昆虫）＋ing（动名词词性后缀）＝昆虫骚扰＝bugging（被虫子骚扰，即被打扰）。

Bugging这个词的词源可以追溯到英语中的“小虫”这个词根，表示一种昆虫。这个词在英语中通常用来指代一种侵入他人隐私或窃听的行为，即“窃听”或“窃听器”。

变化形式：在词形上，bugging没有明显的变化形式，它是一个简单的名词或动词形式。

相关单词：

1. bugged：这个词作为动词时，表示被窃听、被录音等意思。例如，“I heard that he was bugged by the police during the meeting.”（我听说他在会议期间被警察窃听了）。

2. eavesdrop：这个词表示窃听、偷听的意思，它来自中世纪英语中的“eavesdropper”，意为在屋檐下偷听的人。

3. listening device：这个词表示窃听器，是一种用于窃听他人谈话或通讯的电子设备。

4. bug-out：这个词表示在紧急情况下逃跑或撤退，它来自于“bug”这个词的动词形式，表示昆虫逃跑的动作。

5. bug-proof：这个词表示防窃听、防窃听的，通常用于描述安全设备或系统。

6. bug-hunter：这个词表示专门从事窃听器调查或追踪的人。

7. bug-sniffing dog：这个词表示专门用于嗅探窃听器或其他非法物品的狗。

8. bug-trap：这个词表示用于捕捉窃听器的陷阱或装置。

9. bug-related crime：这个词表示与窃听相关的犯罪行为，如非法窃听、侵犯隐私等。

10. bug-free zone：这个词表示一个没有窃听器或其他非法监视设备的区域或场所。

bugging短语：

1. bugging out 仓皇逃窜

例句：He was so scared that he bugged out when the police arrived.

2. bugging in 隐秘地埋伏

例句：He bugged in and waited for his target to appear.

3. bugging out of control 无法控制自己

例句：He was so excited that he bugged out of control.

4. bugging someone 监视某人

例句：The police were bugging him because they suspected him of a crime.

5. bugging someone"s phone 窃听某人的电话

例句：The government was bugging his phone and listening to his conversations.

6. bugging someone"s room 窃听某人的房间

例句：The police were trying to bug his room to listen to his conversations.

7. bugging someone"s thoughts 窥探某人的想法

例句：She was always trying to bug his thoughts to find out what he was thinking.

英文小作文：

I am always curious about what others are thinking or doing, because I believe that everyone has their own unique experiences and stories to tell. I like to bug my friends and family to share their thoughts and experiences with me, and I also like to use technology to monitor their activities and conversations. However, I always remind myself that I am not prying into their privacy, and I respect their decisions about what they want to share with me. I believe that we should always be mindful of others" privacy and respect their decisions, even if we are curious about what they are doing or thinking.