rose bug
roʊz bʌɡ
Definition

Definition of rose bug - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
insectTECH.beetle that feeds on roses and other plantsTECH.
  • The rose bug can cause significant damage to garden flowers..
rose beetle rose chafer
2.
entomologyTECH.USbeetle known as rose chaferTECH.US
  • The rose bug, or rose chafer, is often seen in gardens.
beetle chafer
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Images of rose bug

  • rose bug: beetle that feeds on roses and other plants
    beetle that feeds on roses and other plants
  • rose bug: beetle known as rose chafer
    beetle known as rose chafer

Expressions with rose

english rosen.
type of rose bred in England
The garden was full of beautiful English roses.
come out smelling like a rosev.
emerge from trouble with reputation unharmed or even improved
Despite the scandal, he will come out smelling like a rose.
fresh as a roseadj.
very clean and attractive
After a shower, she felt fresh as a rose.
one's spirits roseexp.
feel happier or more hopeful after being sad or worried
Her spirits rose when she heard the good news!
someone's spirits roseexp.
feel happier or more hopeful after being sad or worried
Her spirits rose after hearing the good news.
someone rose from the gutterexp.
improve life from poverty or low social status
Maria rose from the gutter and became a successful lawyer.

Expressions with bug

flu bugn.
virus causing flu symptoms like fever and cough
I caught the flu bug last winter.
bug outv.
leave a place quickly and suddenly
When the alarm rang, everyone bugged out.
bug eyesn.
eyes that are large or bulging, often from surprise or emotion
He stared at me with bug eyes.
bug offv.
leave someone alone or go away
He told the annoying salesman to bug off.
squash the bugv.
crush an insect
She used a tissue to squash the bug on the wall.
bitten by the same bugadj.
having the same enthusiasm or motivation for something
They are bitten by the same bug for hiking and adventure.
catch a bugv.
become infected with an illness
I think I caught a bug from my coworker.
put a bug in someone's earv.
give a quiet hint that makes someone think about doing something
I will put a bug in his ear about your idea.
there's a bug going roundexp.
illness spreading among people
There's a bug going round at the office.
bitten by the bugadj.
strongly affected by a sudden interest
He was bitten by the bug and couldn't stop talking about his new hobby.

Terms related to rose bug

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aphidbeetlebuginsectlarvapestweevilgardenplantrose

Examples of rose bug in a sentence

  • A single rose bug can ruin an entire bloom.
  • Gardeners often battle the rose bug in spring.
  • The rose bug can damage many types of flowers.

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  1. French:hanneton des roses, cétoine dorée, ...
  2. German:Rosenkäfer, ...
  3. Italian:cimice delle rose, maggiolino delle rose, ...
  4. Spanish:escarabajo de las rosas, cetonia, ...
  5. Portuguese:besouro-das-rosas, cetónia-dourada, ...
  6. Chinese:玫瑰甲虫, 玫瑰金龟子, ...
  7. Japanese:バラゾウムシ, ハナムグリ, ...
  8. Arabic:خُنْفُسَاء الوَرْد, خُنْفُسَاءُ الزُّهُورِ, ...
  9. Hebrew:חָרָק הַשּׁוֹשָׁנִים, חִיפּוּשִׁית הַוְּרָדִים, ...
  10. Russian:жук-вредитель, розовый жук, ...
  11. Ukrainian:трояндовий жук, трояндовий хрущ, ...
  12. Hindi:गुलाब का कीड़ा, गुलाब चाफर, ...
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