whirring

• Describe un sonido continuo, bajo y vibrante, similar al de piezas móviles de un mecanismo o al de las alas de un insecto.

Describes a continuous, low, vibrating sound, like that made by a machine's moving parts or an insect's wings.

1. Producing a low, continuous buzzing soundB2formal

   Describing a sound that is a steady, low-pitched hum or buzz, often made by machinery or rapidly moving parts.

   zumbido continuo

   • The whirring fan kept the room cool.
   • A whirring noise came from the computer's hard drive.
   • The whirring wings of the hummingbird were barely visible.

   Sinónimosbuzzingdroninghumming

   Antónimosnoiselessquietsilentstill

• Sustantivo que designa un sonido bajo, continuo, zumbante o vibrante producido por algo que se mueve rápidamente, como mecanismos o alas.

A noun referring to a low, continuous, buzzing or humming sound produced by something moving rapidly, such as machinery or wings.

incontable

1. Sound of rapid motionB2formal

   A continuous, low, buzzing or humming sound produced by something moving quickly or rotating.

   zumbido

   • The whirring of the fan kept me awake all night.
   • I could hear the whirring of the computer's cooling system.
   • The whirring of the helicopter blades grew louder as it approached.

   Sinónimosburrbuzzdronehumwhirwhiz

• Verbo que describe un sonido continuo, bajo, zumbante o siseante, a menudo producido por mecanismos u objetos que giran o se mueven rápidamente.

A verb used to describe a continuous, low, buzzing or humming sound, often made by machinery or rotating objects.

1. Make a soft swishing soundB1formal

   To produce a low, continuous, buzzing or humming noise, often from a machine or object in motion.

   zumbar

   • The fan whirred softly in the corner of the room.
   • The computer's hard drive began to whir as it loaded the program.
   • The old clock whirred before striking the hour.

   Sinónimosburrbuzzdronehummurmurpurrwhirrwhiz