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I. bug [bʌg] inf N

1. bug AM (insect):

bug

2. bug (illness):

bug
to pick up a bug

3. bug COMPUT:

bug

4. bug (microphone):

bug
to plant a bug
zakładać [perf założyć] podsłuch

Phrases:

II. bug <-gg-> [bʌg] inf VB trans

1. bug (fit device):

to bug a room
zakładać [perf założyć] w pokoju podsłuch

2. bug (listen secretly):

bug
podsłuchiwać [perf podsłuchać]

3. bug inf (annoy):

bug
wkurzać [perf wkurzyć]
OpenDict entry

bug N

bug allotment COMPUT

millennium bug N COMPUT

potato beetle, potato bug N

big [bɪg] ADJ

1. big (large):

big majority
big defeat
big crime
rosnąć [perf u-]

2. big (grown-up):

big brother, sister

3. big inf (significant):

4. big iron inf (ambitious):

5. big inf (difficult):

6. big inf (popular):

Phrases:

big deal! iron inf

Big Apple N inf

big bang N

Big Board N ECON

Big Brother N

big business N

1. big business (companies):

2. big business (activity):

Big Dipper N AM

big game N no pl

big-headed ADJ

Present
Ibug
youbug
he/she/itbugs
webug
youbug
theybug
Past
Ibugged
youbugged
he/she/itbugged
webugged
youbugged
theybugged
Present Perfect
Ihavebugged
youhavebugged
he/she/ithasbugged
wehavebugged
youhavebugged
theyhavebugged
Past Perfect
Ihadbugged
youhadbugged
he/she/ithadbugged
wehadbugged
youhadbugged
theyhadbugged

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It has a Big Board ranking inside the top 900, making it amongst the most frequently visited cricket forums.
en.wikipedia.org
But with the Big Board she can watch the horses even while sitting on a picnic blanket or partying with friends in the infield.
www.cnet.com
A guest star invited to the show is hidden behind a big board.
en.wikipedia.org
In the Big Board round, contestants used their spins to win cash and prizes.
en.wikipedia.org
Minimalism, colour field, conceptual, postmodernism -- everyone was in a camp, like in a big board game.
www.loeildelaphotographie.com