buzz

Idioma: es

🇬🇧 /ˈbʌz/ 🇺🇸 /ˈbʌz/

📖 Definiciones

noun
Zumbido; Zumbido; Emoción intensa; Borrachera leve; Alboroto; llamada telefónica; corte militar

EN: A low, continuous humming or vibrating sound, such as that made by a bee or other insect.; A low, continuous sound of voices or activity, such as the murmur of a crowd.; A feeling of excitement, energy, or pleasure; a thrill.; A mild feeling of intoxication or lightheadedness, especially from alcohol or drugs.; A rumor or widespread talk about something; public attention or media hype.; A telephone call, especially an informal one.; A very short haircut in which the hair is clipped close to the scalp with electric clippers.
verb
zumbir, vibrar; ocupado; llamar por teléfono; llamar para entrar; cortar el pelo muy corto; volar rasante sobre; Sentirse ligeramente ebrio

EN: To make a low, continuous humming or vibrating sound.; To move quickly or busily; to be full of activity.; To call someone on the telephone informally.; To signal someone to enter by pressing a buzzer, especially to open a door.; To cut hair very short using electric clippers.; To fly an aircraft at low altitude over a place, often as a display or to intimidate.; To feel a mild sense of intoxication or lightheadedness.
adjective
lleno de emoción y actividad

EN: Full of excitement, activity, or energy.

contable Plural: buzzes 3.ª pers. sing.: buzzes Pasado: buzzed Participio pasado: buzzed Participio presente: buzzing

buzz aroundbuzz offgive someone a buzzbuzz cutfeel a buzzbuzz with excitement

buzzerbuzzwordbuzzkillbuzzworthybuzzing

humdronewhirvibrationthrillexcitement

silencequiet

hum

EN: 'Hum' is a continuous low musical sound; 'buzz' is a vibrating sound typically associated with insects or electricity.

es: 'Hum' es un sonido musical bajo y continuo; 'buzz' es un sonido vibratorio típicamente asociado con insectos o electricidad.

buzzer

EN: 'Buzzer' is the device that produces a buzzing sound; 'buzz' is the sound itself or the act of making it.

es: 'Buzzer' es el dispositivo que produce un sonido de zumbido; 'buzz' es el sonido en sí o el acto de producirlo.

EN: Remember the double 'z': 'buzz', 'buzzes', 'buzzing', 'buzzed' — never 'buz' or 'buzes'.

es: Recuerda la doble 'z': 'buzz', 'buzzes', 'buzzing', 'buzzed' — nunca 'buz' o 'buzes'.

The buzz of the bees filled the garden on a warm summer afternoon.

El zumbido de las abejas llenaba el jardín en una cálida tarde de verano.
A buzz of excitement spread through the audience as the show was about to begin.

Un zumbido de emoción se extendió por el público cuando el espectáculo estaba a punto de comenzar.
She got a real buzz from performing on stage in front of thousands of people.

Obtuvo una verdadera emoción al actuar en el escenario frente a miles de personas.
After two glasses of wine, he felt a pleasant buzz.

Después de dos copas de vino, sintió una agradable embriaguez.
There has been a lot of buzz about the new restaurant opening downtown.

Ha habido mucho revuelo por la apertura del nuevo restaurante en el centro.
Give me a buzz when you get home so I know you're safe.

Llámame cuando llegues a casa para saber que estás a salvo.
He decided to get a buzz cut for the summer to stay cool.

Decidió cortarse el pelo al rape para el verano para mantenerse fresco.
The fluorescent light above his desk buzzed annoyingly all night.

La luz fluorescente sobre su escritorio zumbaba molesto toda la noche.
The office was buzzing with activity as the deadline approached.

La oficina estaba llena de actividad a medida que se acercaba el plazo.
I'll buzz you later to confirm the meeting time.

Te llamaré más tarde para confirmar la hora de la reunión.