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buzz

/bʌz/

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noun

/bʌz/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее низкий непрерывный гудящий звук, часто возникающий при быстрой вибрации, или состояние оживлённой деятельности и возбуждённых разговоров.

A noun referring to a low, continuous humming sound, often produced by rapid vibration, or a state of lively activity and excited talk.

  1. Sound of rapid vibrationA2formal

    A low, continuous humming or vibrating sound, like that made by a bee or a machine.

    ruЖужжание

    • The buzz of the refrigerator kept me awake.
    • I could hear the buzz of a bee near the flowers.
    • The room was filled with the buzz of conversation.

    Synonymsdronehumthrumwhir

  2. Confusion of activity and gossipB1informal

    A lively atmosphere filled with activity, excitement, or rumors.

    ruОживление

    • There was a buzz of excitement before the concert started.
    • The office was full of buzz about the new project.
    • The buzz around the new movie is incredible.

    Synonymsbustleclamorcommotionexcitementhubbubhumstir

Forms
  • buzzes plural form
  • buzzes' possessive plural form
  • buzz's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/bʌz/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по изданию низкого непрерывного жужжащего звука или быстрого и суетливого движения.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a low, continuous humming sound, or to move quickly and busily.

  1. Make a buzzing soundA2formal

    To produce a low, continuous humming or vibrating sound.

    ruЖужжать

    • The bee buzzed around the flower.
    • The phone buzzed on the table.
    • The fluorescent light buzzed overhead.

    Synonymsbombinateburrdronehumwhir

  2. Fly lowB2informal

    To fly an aircraft very close to something, often as a show of speed or threat.

    ruПролететь низко

    • The pilot buzzed the control tower.
    • A small plane buzzed the beach, startling the tourists.
    • The military jet buzzed the city during the parade.

    Synonymsskimsweepswoop

  3. Be noisy with activityB1informal

    To be full of excited or energetic activity and noise.

    ruГудеть

    • The city buzzes with life at night.
    • The office was buzzing with news of the promotion.
    • The stadium buzzed with anticipation before the game.

    Synonymsbustlehumswarmteemthrum

    Antonymscalmhushquietstill

  4. Call with a buzzerB1informal

    To signal someone using a buzzer or intercom system.

    ruПозвонить по домофону

    • He buzzed the apartment from the lobby.
    • She buzzed her assistant to bring coffee.
    • I'll buzz you in when you arrive.

    Synonymscallpageringsignalsummon

Forms
  • buzzed past participle
  • buzzed past simple
  • buzzing present participle
  • buzzes third person singular

Phrasal variantsbuzz off

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.