Pronounced French and English [b?ɡ]? American [b?ɡ]?

n. insects, bugs; a minor disease, a minor infectious disease ; loopholes, glitches (in computer programs); eavesdroppers; enthusiasm, obsession

v. annoy, irritate; eavesdrop; (out of surprise or fear) exaggerate Eyes, eyes wide open

vi. Install a bug; disturb

Phrases:

leap year bug? leap year bug

Music Bug ?Music bug virus; music bug

stink bug? stink bug; stink bug; stink bug; stink bug

Bug off? get out; butterfly taming baby worm; go away; beetle Brother

Movie bug? Movie fan; movie fan

Word meaning analysis:

The verbs overhear, bug, and monitor all mean "eavesdropping, eavesdropping" .

Overhear mostly refers to overhearing the content of a conversation without others paying attention or knowing.

Bug refers to installing bugs indoors and other places to eavesdrop on other people's conversations.

Monitor usually refers to using equipment to eavesdrop on other people’s conversations.