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lightning bug
luciole
lightning bug SUST. ingl. am.
I. bug [ingl. brit. bʌɡ, ingl. am. bəɡ] SUST.
1. bug (any insect):
bug coloq.
bestiole f coloq.
2. bug (bedbug):
3. bug coloq.:
4. bug (germ):
5. bug (fault) (gen):
bug INFORM.
bogue f or m
bug INFORM.
bug m
6. bug (hidden microphone):
7. bug (craze):
bug coloq.
bug coloq.
8. bug ingl. am. (enthusiast):
bug coloq.
mordu/-e m/f
II. bug <part. pres. bugging; pret. imperf., part. pas. bugged> [ingl. brit. bʌɡ, ingl. am. bəɡ] V. trans.
1. bug (hide microphones in):
bug room, building
2. bug (annoy):
bug coloq.
embêter coloq.
big [ingl. brit. bɪɡ, ingl. am. bɪɡ] ADJ.
1. big (in build):
big atrbv. (strong)
big (heavy) eufem.
2. big (in size):
big bed, room, building, garden, lake, town
big atrbv. animal, car, boat, parcel, box
big atrbv.
3. big (in age):
4. big (in extent):
big family, crowd, class, party
big atrbv. collection, organization, company
big atrbv.
big atrbv. meal
5. big (important):
big question, problem, decision, change, moment, event
6. big (emphatic):
to do sth in a big way
7. big ingl. am. (enthusiastic) coloq.:
être fana de coloq.
8. big (generous):
big person
that's big of you! irón.
9. big (gen) POL.:
to be or go over big coloq.
faire fureur (in à, en)
to be or go over big coloq.
faire un tabac coloq. (in à, en)
voir grand coloq.
to look big ingl. am. pey.
to make it big coloq.
to talk big coloq.
I. lightning [ingl. brit. ˈlʌɪtnɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈlaɪtnɪŋ] SUST.
1. lightning U (in sky):
2. lightning (striking sth):
II. lightning [ingl. brit. ˈlʌɪtnɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈlaɪtnɪŋ] ADJ.
lightning raid, visit:
III. lightning [ingl. brit. ˈlʌɪtnɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈlaɪtnɪŋ]
I. bug [bʌg] SUST.
1. bug ZOOL.:
2. bug coloq. (insect):
3. bug MED.:
4. bug (fault):
5. bug INFORM.:
6. bug TEL.:
7. bug coloq. (enthusiasm):
II. bug <-gg-> [bʌg] V. trans.
1. bug (tap):
2. bug coloq. (annoy):
big <-ger, -gest> [bɪg] ADJ.
1. big:
a big eater coloq.
to be a big spender coloq.
2. big (grown-up):
big a. fig.
3. big (important):
a big shot coloq.
to have big ideas coloq.
4. big coloq. (great):
to be big on sth ingl. am.
5. big (generous):
it's really big of sb irón. hum.
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to be too big for one's boots pey. coloq.
big deal! coloq.
no big deal coloq.
what's the big idea? irón. hum. coloq.
to make it big coloq.
lightning [ˈlaɪtnɪŋ] SUST. no pl.
big <-ger, -gest> [bɪg] ADJ.
1. big:
big eater coloq.
to be a big spender coloq.
2. big (grown-up):
big a. fig.
3. big (important):
big shot coloq.
to have big ideas coloq.
4. big coloq. (great):
to be big on sth
5. big (generous):
it's really big of sb irón. hum.
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to be too big for one's boots pey. coloq.
big deal! coloq.
no big deal coloq.
what's the big idea? irón. hum. coloq.
to make it big coloq.
I. bug [bʌg] SUST.
1. bug ZOOL.:
2. bug coloq. (insect):
3. bug MED.:
4. bug (fault):
5. bug comput:
6. bug TEL.:
7. bug coloq. (enthusiasm):
II. bug <-gg-> [bʌg] V. trans.
1. bug (tap):
2. bug coloq. (annoy):
lightning [ˈlaɪt·nɪŋ] SUST.
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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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
His eyes project lightning bolts, and stars issue from his body.
en.wikipedia.org
Fire is common and is often caused by lightning or humans.
en.wikipedia.org
Kids run away with items in the room and get blasted by the lightning.
en.wikipedia.org
The aircraft suffered a lightning strike, which led to a fire and the separation of the right wing.
en.wikipedia.org
They are triggered by the discharges of positive lightning between the thundercloud and the ground.
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