buzz
verb
noun
bʌz
verb
1
MAKE A SOUND
发出声音
to
make
a
continuous
sound,
like
the
sound
of
a
bee
发出嗡嗡声
I
a
loud
buzzing
noise
很大的嗡嗡声
2
MOVING AROUND
到处移动
a.
to
move
around
in
the
air
making
a
continuous
sound
like
a
bee
b.
to
move
quickly
around
a
place
团团转; 迅速流传
I always + adv/prep
Bees
were
buzzing
around
the
picnic
tables.
蜜蜂在野餐桌旁边嗡嗡地飞舞。
Pamela
buzzed
around
checking
that
everything
was
ready.
帕梅拉忙得团团转，确保一切妥贴。
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
if
a
group
of
people
or
a
place
is
buzzing,
there
is
a
lot
of
activity
or
excitement
充满热闹 （兴奋活动）
I
[+
with
]
a
classroom
buzzing
with
activity
一个闹哄哄的教室
4
CALL
呼叫
a.
to
call
someone
by
pressing
a
buzzer
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 ）
I,T
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。
[+
for
]
Tina
buzzed
for
her
secretary.
蒂娜用蜂鸣器呼叫她的秘书。
buzz
sb
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
sb
through
sth
The
guard
buzzed
me
through
the
gate.
警卫按蜂鸣器开门让我进去。
5
THOUGHTS
想法
if
your
head
or
mind
is
buzzing
with
thoughts,
ideas
etc,
you
cannot
stop
thinking
about
them
〔头脑〕充满想法
I
[+
with
]
My
mind
was
buzzing
with
new
ideas.
我满脑子都是新的主意。
Questions
started
buzzing
round
in
my
head.
我脑子里冒出一个个的问题。
6
EARS
耳朵
if
your
ears
or
head
are
buzzing,
you
can
hear
a
continuous
low
unpleasant
sound
〔耳朵或头〕嗡嗡作响
I
7
AIRCRAFT
飞机
to
fly
an
aircraft
low
and
fast
over
buildings,
people
etc
[非正式] 低空掠过
T | informal
Military
jets
buzzed
the
city.
军用喷气式飞机在城市上空低飞。
8
buzz off!
used
to
tell
someone
in
a
rude
way
to
go
away
走开！ 滚开！
9
to
go
away
[英] 走，离开
BrE
I’ve
finished
everything,
so
I’ll
buzz
off
now.
事情我都做完了，现在我要走了。
noun
10
a
continuous
noise
like
the
sound
of
a
bee
嗡嗡声，蜂鸣声
C
[+
of
]
the
buzz
of
mosquitoes
蚊子的嗡嗡声
11
a
lot
of
activity,
noise,
and
excitement
闹哄哄的活动; 嘈杂声
singular 单数
[+
of
]
the
buzz
of
conversation
and
laughter
人们谈天说笑的闹哄哄的声音
12
a
strong
feeling
of
excitement,
pleasure,
or
success,
or
a
similar
feeling
from
drinking
alcohol
or
taking
drugs
[非正式] 兴奋之感; 喜悦心情
singular 单数 | informal
Playing
well
gives
me
a
buzz
.
踢得好我心里就开心。
Neil
gets
a
buzz
from
drinking
one
beer.
尼尔一杯啤酒下肚就兴奋起来了。
13
give sb a buzz
to
telephone
someone
[非正式] 给某人打电话
informal
I’ll
give
you
a
buzz
on
Monday.
我星期一给你打电话。
14
the buzz
unofficial
news
or
information
that
is
spread
by
people
telling
each
other
[非正式] 小道消息;
informal