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Today's Idiom = "Bugging You"






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Bugging You ( bothering you ... )

"Bugging You"



Just as "a bug" is a "pest", and "to pester" is to bother, someone who is bothering you is "bugging you".

Example: "My brother is bugging me."



If something is irritating you or making you upset, it is "bugging you".

Example: "What's bugging you?"

Example: "Are you okay?" Reply: "This problem at work is bugging me."



If a problem is on your mind and you cannot forget about it, it is "bugging you".





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