0 past simple and past participle of bug
Nor do we know that our offshore areas have not already been effectively bugged.
We now have an instance where a conversation has been taped and where telephones have been bugged.
The royal family's telephone conversations have been bugged, and then printed.
We have laws which to some extent—and we do not know quite what they are at the present time—allow telephones to be"bugged"by the security forces.
Cameras were placed in the homes of the main operators of the dispute before and during it and bugged telephone conversations were broadcast.
I never thought other than that my telephone was bugged.
Those are people who could be bugged and burgled.
Was there a final report on the matter and what measures have been taken to prevent this building being bugged?
