buggy
🇺🇸
/ˈbʌɡi/
🇬🇧
/ˈbʌɡi/
noun
R
A small vehicle without a roof or doors, used for specific purposes.
They decided to take the lightweight buggy for a spin across the beach.
他们决定开着轻便的沙滩车在海滩上兜一圈。
R
A lightweight chair on wheels for a baby or small child.
She carefully strapped her baby into the buggy before going for a walk.
她小心翼翼地把婴儿系在婴儿车里，然后去散步。
R
A light carriage for one or two people, pulled by a horse.
In the old movie, they rode into the sunset in a horse-drawn buggy.
在老电影里，他们乘坐马拉的轻便马车驶向日落。
adjective
R
Having many bugs or errors, not working properly.
The first version of the game was too buggy to play.
游戏的第一版漏洞太多，无法玩。
R
Filled with bugs or insects.
The camping site was so buggy we had to use insect repellent all the time.
露营地点虫子太多，我们不得不一直使用驱虫剂。
R
Crazy or wild.
He's completely buggy about classic cars.
他对经典汽车非常着迷。
R
Sticking out in a crazy or wild way.
The cartoon character had exaggerated, buggy eyes that popped out comically.
卡通人物有夸张的、突出的眼睛，看起来非常滑稽。
translation
无顶篷小汽车, 婴儿车, 轻便马车
有漏洞的, 布满虫子的, 疯狂的, 疯狂突出的
词形变化
Plural
buggies
Comparative
buggier
Superlative
buggiest