英语词汇buzz的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

buzz

verb uk/bʌz/ us/bʌz/

(MAKE SOUND)

C2 [ I ]发嗡嗡声;发蜂鸣声

to make a continuous, low sound such as the one a bee makes

I can hear an insect buzzing.

My phone buzzed at five in the morning and woke me.

[ I or T ]用蜂鸣器（给…）发信号

to press a buzzer in order to get someone's attention

I buzzed him but there was no answer. 我用蜂鸣器叫他，可是没有应答。

The first person to buzz may answer. 第一个按蜂鸣器的人可以回答。

(BUSY OR EXCITED)

C2 [ I ]繁忙;充满活力

(of a place) to be full of people or activity

The airport is buzzing as Christmas nears.

At this time on a Saturday, the restaurant is buzzing with customers.

The whole town buzzed with rumours.

My mother and my aunts were all buzzing around in the kitchen.
He decided to buzz over to France for lunch in his helicopter.
This place is usually buzzing late into the night.
It's no wonder the media world is buzzing about his planned takeover.
My head's buzzing with all these ideas.
She made her way to the station, her mind buzzing with everything she'd seen and heard.
The singer confirmed that he and his girlfriend were expecting a boy and said, "I'm buzzing!"

(FLY LOW)

[ T ] informal（飞机）低空飞过

If an aircraft buzzes a place or people, it flies over it or them very low and fast.

(CUT HAIR)

[ T ] informal（用特殊的机器）将头发剪得非常短

to cut someone's hair very short using a special machine

Phrasal verb

buzz off 离开

to go away

I've got some stuff to do at home, so I'm going to buzz off now. 我家里有些事要做，所以我现在得走了。

滚开

used to tell someone to go away in a rude way

Buzz off, I'm busy! 滚开，我很忙！

buzz

noun uk/bʌz/ us/bʌz/

(SOUND)

C2 [ C usually singular ]嗡嗡声;蜂鸣声

a continuous, low sound

I heard a buzz and then saw the plane in the distance. 我听见嗡嗡的声音，接着看见了远处的飞机。

He was woken by the buzz of a mosquito in his ear.
I miss having people around, the buzz of coworkers talking.
They make a series of clicks and buzzes and whistles and chirps.

(EXCITEMENT)

C2 [ C usually singular ] informal兴奋；快乐

a feeling of excitement, energy, and pleasure that something gives you

I love riding fast - it gives me a real buzz. 我喜欢骑快车——这能让我异常兴奋。

I get a buzz out of public speaking. 在公共场合演讲让我感到兴奋。

Synonym: thrill

Acting is hard but there's such a buzz when you get it right.
I miss the buzz of the city, the cultural life, the intellectual community.
There's so much buzz about this new player.
The band got a good buzz going with its first album. Alas, buzzes don't last, and neither did they.

Idiom

give someone a buzzidiom informal 给…打电话

to phone someone

I'll give you a buzz next week. 我下周给你打电话。

词汇	buzz
释义	buzz verb uk/bʌz/ us/bʌz/ (MAKE SOUND) C2 [ I ]发嗡嗡声;发蜂鸣声 to make a continuous, low sound such as the one a bee makes I can hear an insect buzzing. My phone buzzed at five in the morning and woke me. [ I or T ]用蜂鸣器（给…）发信号 to press a buzzer in order to get someone's attention I buzzed him but there was no answer. 我用蜂鸣器叫他，可是没有应答。 The first person to buzz may answer. 第一个按蜂鸣器的人可以回答。 (BUSY OR EXCITED) C2 [ I ]繁忙;充满活力 (of a place) to be full of people or activity The airport is buzzing as Christmas nears. At this time on a Saturday, the restaurant is buzzing with customers. The whole town buzzed with rumours. 更多例句 My mother and my aunts were all buzzing around in the kitchen. He decided to buzz over to France for lunch in his helicopter. This place is usually buzzing late into the night. It's no wonder the media world is buzzing about his planned takeover. My head's buzzing with all these ideas. She made her way to the station, her mind buzzing with everything she'd seen and heard. The singer confirmed that he and his girlfriend were expecting a boy and said, "I'm buzzing!" (FLY LOW) [ T ] informal（飞机）低空飞过 If an aircraft buzzes a place or people, it flies over it or them very low and fast. (CUT HAIR) [ T ] informal（用特殊的机器）将头发剪得非常短 to cut someone's hair very short using a special machine Phrasal verb buzz off 离开 to go away I've got some stuff to do at home, so I'm going to buzz off now. 我家里有些事要做，所以我现在得走了。滚开 used to tell someone to go away in a rude way Buzz off, I'm busy! 滚开，我很忙！ buzz noun uk/bʌz/ us/bʌz/ (SOUND) C2 [ C usually singular ]嗡嗡声;蜂鸣声 a continuous, low sound I heard a buzz and then saw the plane in the distance. 我听见嗡嗡的声音，接着看见了远处的飞机。更多例句 He was woken by the buzz of a mosquito in his ear. I miss having people around, the buzz of coworkers talking. They make a series of clicks and buzzes and whistles and chirps. (EXCITEMENT) C2 [ C usually singular ] informal兴奋；快乐 a feeling of excitement, energy, and pleasure that something gives you I love riding fast - it gives me a real buzz. 我喜欢骑快车——这能让我异常兴奋。 I get a buzz out of public speaking. 在公共场合演讲让我感到兴奋。 Synonym: thrill 更多例句 Acting is hard but there's such a buzz when you get it right. I miss the buzz of the city, the cultural life, the intellectual community. There's so much buzz about this new player. The band got a good buzz going with its first album. Alas, buzzes don't last, and neither did they. Idiom give someone a buzzidiom informal 给…打电话 to phone someone I'll give you a buzz next week. 我下周给你打电话。
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