Interglot - "bug" translated from English to Spanish

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Detailed Translations for bug from English to Spanish

the bug (beetle)
el escarabajo
- escarabajo [el ~] nom
the bug (electronic listening device)
el micrófono oculto
- micrófono oculto [el ~] nom
the bug

– An error in coding or logic that causes a program to malfunction or to produce incorrect results. ¹
el error
- error [el ~] nom
the bug

– A type of work item that records a potential source of dissatisfaction with the product. The common name of a work item type for tracking code defects. ¹
el error
- error [el ~] nom
the bug

– A recurring physical problem that prevents a system or set of components from working together properly. While the origin of this definition is in some dispute, computer folklore attributes the first use of bug in this sense to a problem in the Harvard Mark I or the Army/University of Pennsylvania ENIAC that was traced to a moth caught between the contacts of a relay in the machine (although a moth is not entomologically a true bug). ¹
el error
- error [el ~] nom

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
error	bug	blunder; breakdown in communications; defect; error; failing; failure; fault; flaw; gas; hoot; howler; incorrectness; miscalculation; miss; mistake; oversight; scream; slip
escarabajo	beetle; bug
micrófono oculto	bug; electronic listening device	bugging microphone
-	germ; glitch; hemipteran; hemipteron; hemipterous insect; microbe
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	badger; beleaguer; intercept; pester; tap; tease; wiretap
Not Specified	Related Translations	Other Translations
error		fault
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	jive

insect
glitch; defect; fault; flaw
microphone; mike
hemipterous insect; hemipteran; hemipteron
microbe; germ; microorganism; micro-organism
tease; badger; pester; beleaguer; torment; rag; bedevil; crucify; dun; frustrate
wiretap; tap; intercept; listen in; eavesdrop

a minute life form (especially a disease-causing bacterium); the term is not in technical use²
general term for any insect or similar creeping or crawling invertebrate²
insects with sucking mouthparts and forewings thickened and leathery at the base; usually show incomplete metamorphosis²
a small hidden microphone; for listening secretly²
a fault or defect in a computer program, system, or machine²
annoy persistently²
tap a telephone or telegraph wire to get information²
- Is this hotel room bugged?²
An error in coding or logic that causes a program to malfunction or to produce incorrect results.¹
A type of work item that records a potential source of dissatisfaction with the product. The common name of a work item type for tracking code defects.¹
A recurring physical problem that prevents a system or set of components from working together properly. While the origin of this definition is in some dispute, computer folklore attributes the first use of bug in this sense to a problem in the Harvard Mark I or the Army/University of Pennsylvania ENIAC that was traced to a moth caught between the contacts of a relay in the machine (although a moth is not entomologically a true bug).¹

bug

noun

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• bug	→ insecto	↔ Insekt — Zoologie, Entomologie: Mehrzelliges, gliederfüßiges Tier mit sechs Beinen (im erwachsenen Zustand)
• bug	→ chinche	↔ Wanze — Biologie: eine Unterordnung der Insekten innerhalb der Schnabelkerfen
• bug	→ chinche	↔ Wanze — kleines Abhörmikrofon, oft von Spionen verwendet
• bug	→ bicho	↔ bestiole — Petite bêteréf\|1réf\|2.
• bug	→ joder	↔ faire chier — Importuner
• bug	→ insecto	↔ insecte — zoologie\|nocat=1 Petit animal invertébré, arthropode constitué de trois parties (tête, thorax, abdomen) possédant de manière générale trois paires de pattes articulées et une paire d’antennes, et dont la forme adulte est parfois dotée d’ailes.