bugging的意思|bugging的解释-里氏词典

bugging [bʌg]

[法] 窃听

What's bugging you?
你有什麽别扭事儿?
This office is bugged.
这个办公室已装上了窃听器.
Be careful what you say; our conversation may be being bugged.
说话要当心，咱们的话可能被窃听了。

The only sound basis for press law is to require that journalists obey the law of the land - without privilege and without discrimination. Recent events suggest that the laws on trespass and telephone bugging contain serious gaps.
"A claim for damages relating to Soviet penetration or the bugging of the new office building has not yet been quantified, pending final building design for the new embassy building," she said.
A June 1991 letter from Gibson Dunn to Mr. Klarfeld indicates that the bugging device is now "in General Dynamics' custody." Ms. McClelland pointed to three instances in which government officials were made aware of the bugging.
A June 1991 letter from Gibson Dunn to Mr. Klarfeld indicates that the bugging device is now "in General Dynamics' custody." Ms. McClelland pointed to three instances in which government officials were made aware of the bugging.
Bugging Rooms Miniaturization has revolutionized room bugging.
Most of the allegations in the affidavit regarding Cohen were based on information obtained from wiretaps on Galvin's office phone and a bugging device in his office.
President Reagan stopped by one of America's most hassled embassies today, saluting diplomats and staff who have lived through a "spy dust" scare, Soviet bugging, alleged security breaches by Marine guards and a fire.
The Watergate lent its name to the 1972 break-in and electronic bugging incident at the nearby headquarters of the Democratic National Committee, which eventually culminated in the resignation of President Richard M. Nixon.
Officials of the right-wing Likud bloc accused the left-of-center Labor Party of bugging Likud campaign headquarters and wiretapping the home phone of Likud's campaign chairman Moshe Arens.
The latest row bugging John Major's cabinet is at least about a down-to-earth issue.
Other newspapers get their stories by lying amid the bougainvillea above Fergie's holiday hideaway, or bugging Antonia de Sancha's boudoir.
The second indictment of Mr. Recarey six months later was the strangest one, accusing him of tapping phones and bugging a conference room in his hospital and headquarters.
One disruptive issue - increased powers for police to introduce bugging in homes - has been deleted from the agenda, while greater access to citizenship for the 6.8m foreigners in Germany will be discussed on Friday.
'That is the other thing that is bugging the business, besides regional aircraft,' he says.
Because Kennedy was attorney general at the time of the bugging, there appeared an opportunity to discredit him, the newspaper said.
Mr. Miller says witnesses told the FBI Mr. Recarey had been involved in bugging since the 1970s and upgraded his system in the early 1980s.
The construction was stopped when the U.S. discovered that the Russians were "bugging" the building.
The CIA is denying a report that Americans found bugging devices in the old American Embassy in Moscow while investigating allegations that Marine guards let the KGB into the facility.
A new breed of NHS manager worked by confrontation, intimidation and even telephone bugging.
"The taxpayer issue is bugging everyone interested in school reform," said Foster.
In all, the documents list the dates and location of wiretapping and electronic bugging in the homes and offices of nine defense consultants, including one not previously named.
Bob Margulies doesn't believe in cloaks and daggers, midnight break-ins or bugging.
Apparently good-humoured, when a photographer said the press were not using telephoto lenses, Mr Major joked: 'And I hope there is no bugging'. It emerged that contingency plans had been in place should reports of the allegations become widespread.

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