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Do you want a bug in your ear?

  • Writer: Owen Nash
    Owen Nash
  • May 14
  • 1 min read




Idiom:

Put a bug in someone's ear


📘 Meaning (in normal English):


To suggest an idea to someone in a subtle way, often to get them thinking about it later.


✏️ Examples:

  1. I put a bug in my boss’s ear about giving us Fridays off during the summer.

  2. She put a bug in his ear about planning a surprise birthday party.


Chinese:

偷偷提醒某人、給某人一個想法或暗示(例:在某人耳邊放隻蟲子,比喻悄悄地引起注意)

偷偷提醒某人、给某人一个想法或暗示(例:在某人耳边放只虫子,比喻悄悄地引起注意)




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