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buzz

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buzz1 /bʌz/ ●○○ verb  
1  make a sound 发出声音 [intransitiveI]SOUND to make a continuous sound, like the sound of a bee 发出嗡嗡声
 a loud buzzing noise
很大的嗡嗡声
2  moving around 到处移动MOVE/CHANGE POSITION [intransitiveI always + adverbadv/prepositionprep]
a) to move around in the air making a continuous sound like a bee 〔蜜蜂等〕嗡嗡地飞
 Bees were buzzing around the picnic tables.
蜜蜂在野餐桌旁边嗡嗡地飞来飞去。
b) to move quickly around a place 团团转；迅速流传
 Pamela buzzed around checking that everything was ready.
帕梅拉忙得团团转，确保一切准备就绪。
 There were all sorts of rumours buzzing through the office.
办公室里流传着各种谣言。
3  excitement 兴奋 [intransitiveI]EXCITED if a group of people or a place is buzzing, there is a lot of activity or excitement 〔人群或某处〕闹哄哄，喧闹
buzz with
 a classroom buzzing with activity
闹哄哄的教室
4  call 呼叫 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]ASK FOR something/ASK somebody TO DO something
a) to call someone by pressing a buzzer 按蜂鸣器呼叫
 Kramer buzzed at the security door, and I let him in.
克雷默按响防盗门的门铃，我就开门让他进来了。
buzz for
 Tina buzzed for her secretary.
蒂娜按铃呼叫她的秘书。
b) to make something happen, for example make a door or gate open or close, by pressing a buzzer 按蜂鸣器（为…）开门[关门]
buzz somebody in/out
 She buzzed them in and greeted them warmly.
她按蜂鸣器开门，热情地迎接他们。
buzz somebody through something
 The guard buzzed me through the gate.
警卫按蜂鸣器开门让我进去。
5  thoughts 想法THINK something/HAVE A THOUGHT [intransitiveI] if your head or mind is buzzing with thoughts, ideas etc, you cannot stop thinking about them 〔头脑〕充满想法
buzz with
 My mind was buzzing with new ideas.
我满脑子都是新主意。
 Questions started buzzing round in my head.
我脑子里冒出一个个问题。
6. ears 耳朵 [intransitiveI]MI if your ears or head are buzzing, you can hear a continuous low unpleasant sound 〔耳朵或头〕嗡嗡作响
7  aircraft 飞机 [transitiveT] informalTTA to fly an aircraft low and fast over buildings, people etc 低空掠过
 Military jets buzzed the city.
军用喷气机在城市上空低飞。
8 buzz off phrasal verbphr v spoken 
a) buzz off!LEAVE A PLACE used to tell someone in a rude way to go away 走开！ 滚开！
b) LEAVE A PLACE British EnglishBrE to go away 走，离开
 I’ve finished everything, so I’ll buzz off now.
事情我都做完了，现在要走了。
Examples from the Corpus
buzz• When I returned to Britain I was buzzing.• She went to call her daughter, but the phone only buzzed.• Local people were buzzing about the murder.• When the light went on, a dozen or so large flies began buzzing around the room, which unsettled him.• He buzzed at the security door, and I let him in.• Police helicopters buzzed backwards and forwards over the area all day.• Some come buzzing drunkenly off the ceiling, motor around loudly, and butt against the light.• I hear something buzzing in the engine.• He was buzzing, really buzzing.• The canteen, a gloomy area in the basement, was buzzing with talk about Steinmark.• The whole office seemed to be buzzing with the sound of machinery.
buzzing with activity• Jimi makes a point of arriving at 8: 15, when the school is already buzzing with activity.
buzz2 noun  
1  [countableC]SOUND a continuous noise like the sound of a bee 嗡嗡声，蜂鸣声
buzz of
 the buzz of mosquitoes
蚊子的嗡嗡声
2  [singular]SOUND a lot of activity, noise, and excitement 闹哄哄；喧闹
buzz of
 the buzz of conversation and laughter
谈天说笑的喧闹声
3  [singular] informalEXCITED a strong feeling of excitement, pleasure, or success, or a similar feeling from drinking alcohol or taking drugs 兴奋之感；喜悦心情；〔喝酒或吸毒产生的〕快感
4  give somebody a buzz informalTELEPHONE to telephone someone 给某人打电话
Examples from the Corpus
give somebody a buzz• Users claim Ecstasy gives them a buzz and an energy high.• It just gives you a buzz.• It's obvious: unless work gives us a buzz, we won't give our best.
5. the buzz informalRUMOUR/RUMOR unofficial news or information that is spread by people telling each other 小道消息 → gossip, rumour
Examples from the Corpus
the buzz• The buzz is that Jack is leaving.
Examples from the Corpus
buzz• From the next office came a buzz of voices.• I liked the commercial buzz of their environment.• You can sense the creative buzz in the city.• The circulation of Good Housekeeping keeps going up and up, which gives us all a great buzz.• There was no sound but the high buzz of flies.• These days the buzz phrases in the Department of Health are equal access for everybody and winning more resources.• I could hear the buzz of a chainsaw far away among the trees.• From inside the house, we heard the buzz of helicopters overhead.• She was only eighteen when they were married in London, with buzz bombs screaming overhead.
buzz of• the buzz of the crowd
gets a buzz• Though modest, Lucy admits she gets a buzz from seeing the characters she creates come to life on the screen.• There is no doubt that she gets a buzz from her work.
Origin buzz1
(1300-1400) From the sound
buzz1 verbbuzz2 noun
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buzz

noun

ADJECTIVE | VERB + BUZZ | BUZZ + VERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVE➤high, high-pitched尖銳的嗞嗞聲▸➤low低沉的嗡嗡聲▸➤loud很大的嗡嗡聲▸➤angry憤怒的嗡嗡聲◇the angry buzz of a wasp黃蜂發出的憤怒的嗡嗡聲➤annoying, incessant討厭的／持續不斷的嗡嗡聲▸➤background背景雜音◇the background buzz of conversation交談時的背景雜音VERB + BUZZ➤hear聽到嗡嗡聲➤create, generate (both figurative) 產生傳言；引起興奮◇The movie, due out next summer, is already creating a buzz.下一個夏季上映的這部電影已引發熱議。BUZZ + VERB➤surround (figurative) 傳言四起◇An intense buzz surrounded the event.圍繞這件事議論紛紛。PREPOSITION➤buzz of (figurative) ⋯的熱鬧◇I love the buzz (= excitement) of a big city.我喜歡大城市的熱鬧。PHRASES➤a buzz of conversation, a buzz of excitement嘰嘰喳喳的談話聲；興奮的談笑聲◇There was a buzz of excitement all around the room.屋裏一片興奮的談笑聲。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 8051 COCA: 8191
buzz noun
⇨ excitementbuzz verb
⇨ buzz (Bees were buzzing.) ⇨ ring (The doorbell buzzed.) buzz

verb

buzz ♦︎ whirr ♦︎ whistle ♦︎ hum ♦︎ hiss ♦︎ drone ♦︎ whineThese words all mean to make a long or continuous sound. 这些词均表示持续地鸣响。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆bees buzz / hum / drone◆a helicopter buzzes / whirrs◆a machine whirrs / hums / whines◆an engine hums / drones / whines◆a bullet whistles / whines◆to whirr / hiss / whine softly◆to buzz / hiss loudly◆to buzz / whirr / whistle / drone overhead■ buzz [intransitive] to make a continuous low sound, especially the sound made by flying insects or aircraft （尤指飞虫或飞机）发出嗡嗡声◆Bees buzzed lazily among the flowers.蜜蜂在花丛中懒洋洋地嗡嗡作响。◆A large helicopter buzzed overhead.一架大型直升机在头顶嗡嗡轰鸣。ⓘ Various different insects can buzz, including flies, wasps and mosquitoes. * buzz可指多种不同昆虫发出的声音，包括苍蝇、黄蜂和蚊子。▸ buzz

noun

 [countable, usually singular] ◆The air was alive with the buzz of bees and dragonflies.空中有蜜蜂和蜻蜓的嗡嗡声，生气勃勃。■ whirr (especially BrE) (NAmE usually whir) wɜː(r) [intransitive] to make a continuous low sound like the sound made by parts of a machine turning round and round very quickly （机器运转）发出低鸣声，嗡嗡地响，呼呼地响◆The clock began to whirr before striking the hour.钟在打点前先嘎啦嘎啦地响起来。◆Three large fans whirred overhead in the afternoon heat.午后的酷热中，三把大风扇在头顶呼呼地响。▸ whirr

noun

 [countable, usually singular] ◆The men heard the distant whirr of a helicopter's rotor blades.那些人听到远处传来直升机旋翼叶片的嗡嗡声。■ whistle [intransitive](of a machine) to make a long high sound; (of the wind or a small object) to move quickly, making a long high sound （机器）鸣叫，呼啸，发出笛声；（风）飕飕地刮；（小物体）呼啸而行，嗖嗖地移动◆The kettle began to whistle.烧水壶呜呜地响了起来。◆The train whistled and shot into the tunnel.火车鸣响汽笛，疾驶入隧道。◆The wind whistled down the chimney.风飕飕地灌进烟囱。◆A bullet whistled past his ear.子弹嗖的一声从他耳边飞过。■ hum (-mm-) [intransitive](especially of a machine) to make a continuous low smooth sound （尤指机器）嗡嗡地响，低鸣◆The computers were humming away.计算机在嗡嗡作响。◆The overhead wires hummed with power.通了电后，架空电线嗡嗡地响着。■ hiss [intransitive] to make a sound like a long 's' 嘶嘶地响◆The steam escaped with a loud hissing noise.蒸汽冒了出来，发出很响的嘶嘶声。◆The snake lifted its head and hissed.蛇昂起头发出嘶嘶声。▸ hiss

noun

 [countable, usually singular] ◆The hiss of air brakes announced the arrival of the tour bus.一听到气动刹车的嘶嘶声就知道旅游巴士到了。■ drone drəʊn; NAmE droʊn [intransitive] to make a continuous low dull sound, especially the sound made by voices and light aircraft （尤指人和轻型飞机）发出嗡嗡声◆A small plane was droning in the distance.一架小型飞机在远处嗡嗡地响。◆I fell asleep to the sound of their voices droning through the warm afternoon.整个温暖的午后他们都在低声说着，听着那嗡嗡的语声我睡着了。■ whine waɪn [intransitive](of a machine) to make a long high unpleasant sound （机器）发出长而尖的声音，嘎嘎响，嗖嗖响◆The jet engines whined as the plane accelerated down the runway.飞机沿着跑道加速时喷气式发动机嘎嘎地响起来。
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