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bug off
Language:
Meanings:
1.
General English
neutral
literal
To remove or dislodge an insect or small object from a surface or area.
To cause an insect or similar small creature to leave a particular place.
2.
North American English
British English
informal
rude
colloquial
An imperative telling someone to go away or leave one alone.
A brusque or hostile way of dismissing or rejecting someone.
Examples:
EN:
Put that away and bug off!
ES:
¡Guarde eso y váyase!
EN:
- Oh bug off!
ES:
- ¡Fuera de aquí!
EN:
Unless you found something that looks like a badge in your breakfast cereal this morning, bug off.
ES:
Si no ha encontrado algo parecido a una placa... en la caja de cereales esta mañana, lárguese.
EN:
Look, this is private, so bug off!
ES:
Esto es privado, ocúpate de tus asuntos.
EN:
I'm going to Vancouver with these guys so bug off.
ES:
Me voy a Vancouver con estos tíos así que vete a la mierda.
EN:
Are you implying that you want me to bug off?
ES:
¿Está insinuando que quiere que me "desembiche" de aquí?
EN:
Will you bug off?
ES:
¿Quieres dejarme en paz?
EN:
I don't know you, bug off.
ES:
No te conozco. Vete.
EN:
- Give the costume back, and bug off.
ES:
- Devuelve el disfraz y bájate.
EN:
It's Screaming Jay Hawkins, and he's a wild man, so bug off.
ES:
Es Screamin' Jay Hawkins y es un salvaje. Así que no fastidies.
EN:
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'll go wash this squashed bug off my face.
ES:
Ahora, si me lo permites, voy a lavarme la cara para quitarme este bicho.
EN:
Now bug off.
ES:
Largo.
EN:
Since uncle albert is such a pain, Just tell the guy to "bug off."
ES:
Si el tío Alberto es una molestia, solo dile que se largue.
EN:
Chase that bug off the road.
ES:
Quite ese trasto de la carretera.
EN:
"Chase the bug off the road."
ES:
"Quitar ese trasto de la carretera".
EN:
Chase that bug off the road.
ES:
Quite ese trasto de la carretera.
EN:
"Chase the bug off the road."
ES:
"Quitar ese trasto de la carretera".
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