buzz
[bʌz] verb
MAKE SOUND 发声
intransitive
■to make a continuous low sound such as the one a bee makes 发嗡嗡声，发蜂鸣声•I can hear something buzzing.我能听见甚么东西在嗡嗡地响。 intransitive or transitive
■to press a buzzer in order to get someone's attention 用蜂鸣器（给…）发讯号•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。
[bʌz] verb
BE VERY ACTIVE 充满活力
intransitive usually + adverb or preposition
■to be busy and full of energy 繁忙；充满活力•The place was buzzing (with excitement).那个地方一派繁忙热闹的景象。 •Reporters were buzzing around , trying to get the full story.记者们围着跑来跑去，试图弄清事情的来龙去脉。 your head/mind is buzzing
■If your head/mind is buzzing, you are thinking about many different things at the same time. 同时思考着很多事
[bʌz] verb
FLY LOW 低飞
transitive informal
■If an aircraft buzzes a place or people, it flies over them very low and fast. （飞机）低空飞过
[bʌz] verb
Phrasal Verbs buzz off informal
■to go away 离开•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。 ■If someone says buzz off to another person, they are telling them to go away in a rude way 滚开•Buzz off, I'm busy!滚开，我很忙！
[bʌz] noun only singular
SOUND 声音
■a continuous low sound 发嗡嗡声，发蜂鸣声•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。
[bʌz] noun only singular
FEELING 感觉 informal
■a feeling of excitement, energy and pleasure 兴奋；快乐•I love cycling 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。
[bʌz] noun only singular
give sb a buzz informal
■to telephone someone 给（某人）打电话•I'll give you a buzz next week.我下周给你打电话。 |