buzz如何读

英:[bʌz]

美:[bʌz]

buzz英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 发出嗡嗡声 make a humming sound
  2. vt. & vi. 充满兴奋的谈话声〔闲话,谣言〕 be full of excited talk, gossip or rumors
  3. vt. & vi. 忙乱,急行 move rapidly or excitedly

buzz是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 嗡嗡声,营营声
  2. 传闻,流言,谣言,谣传
  3. 嘈杂声
  4. 电话
  5. 【无线电】蜂音
  6. 嘁嘁喳喳声,唧唧喳喳的谈话声
  7. 风声
  8. 蜂音器信号
  9. 电话兵
  10. 圆锯
  11. 蜂鸣声
  12. 强烈情感
  13. <俚> 愉悦的陶醉
  14. 鸣乐团,来自韩国的流行组合
int. (感叹词)
  1. 早过时了!老掉牙了!
v. (动词)
  1. (使)嗡嗡地叫,发嗡嗡声
  2. 发蜂音,发出蜂鸣声
  3. 用蜂音器传呼,用蜂音器(对…)发出信号
  4. (使)营营响
  5. 嘁嘁喳喳地传播(流言蜚语),传开,散布,流传
  6. 异口同声地说
  7. 嘁嘁喳喳,嘁嘁喳喳地讲
  8. <口>匆忙行走,东奔西跑,跑来跑去,慌忙走开, 团团转,忙乱,匆忙
  9. (使)唧唧响
  10. <口>低飞掠过,俯冲
  11. 充满兴奋(的谈话声)
  12. 飞近
  13. <口>给...打电话,打电话给
  14. 急行
  15. 发拖长音z的声音
  16. 充满着闹哄哄的低语声
  17. 喝完

buzz变形

复数:buzzes

第三人称单数:buzzes

现在分词:buzzing

过去式:buzzed

过去分词:buzzed

buzz词根

词根:buzz

adj.

buzzing 嗡嗡响的;嘈杂的

n.

buzzer 蜂鸣器;嗡嗡作声的东西;信号手

buzzing 嗡嗡声;嘈杂声

v.

buzzing 发出嗡嗡声;东奔西忙;暗中散布(buzz的ing形式)

buzz英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to make a low continuous humming sound like that of a bee

murmur, whisper

to be filled with a confused murmur

the room buzzed with excitement

to make a signal with a buzzer

to go quickly : hurryalso: scram —usually used with off

buzzed around town in a sports car

to feel high especially from a drug

transitive verb

to utter covertly by or as if by whispering

to cause to buzz

to fly fast and close to

planes buzz the crowd

to summon or signal with a buzzeralso: to let in through an electronically controlled entrance —used with in or through

buzzed him in

dialectal, England to drink to the last drop

get some more port whilst I buzz this bottle—W. M. Thackeray

noun

a persistent vibratory sound

a confused murmur

rumor, gossip

a flurry of activity

fad, craze

speculative or excited talk or attention relating especially to a new or forthcoming product or eventalso: an instance of such talk or attention their first CD created a huge buzz

one of the few new shows that's getting good buzz—TV Guide

a signal conveyed by buzzerspecifically: a telephone call

slang high sense 4

buzz词组

buzz lightyear巴斯光年(动画人物)

buzz off匆忙离去

buzz词源中文解释

15世纪晚期(buzzing 来自14世纪晚期),模仿蜜蜂和其他昆虫的声音。航空意义上的“低空飞行”是在1941年出现的(见 buzz(名词))。相关: Buzzed。 buzz off 的意思是“快速离开”(1914年),最初是指在旧系统中使用蜂鸣器来发出呼叫或消息的“挂断电话”,作为一种命令,最初是告诉某人挂断电话。

buzz_力学行业词汇

嗡鸣

buzz_航空行业词汇

嗡鸣

飞机跨声速飞行时,由于激波及边界层相互作用引起的操纵面偏转的单自由度颤振。

buzz词源英文解释

Verb Middle English bussen, of imitative origin

The first known use of buzz was in the 14th century

buzz儿童词典英英释义

bygoneadjective

gone by : past

a bygone era

bylawnoun

a rule adopted by an organization for governing its members and regulating its affairs

by1 of 3preposition

close to : near

by the sea

so as to go along or through enter by the door

by a different route

past entry 2 sense 2

went right by them

at, during

studied by night

not later than

be there by 2 p.m.

through the means or agency of

by force

according to sense 1 called by a different name

by the rules

with respect to

a doctor by profession

to or in the amount or length of sold by the pound

win by a nose

in a series of

walk two by two

—used as a function word in multiplication and division and in measurementsa room 15 feet by 20 feet

divide 6 by 2

in the opinion of

it's fine by me

by2 of 3adverb

close at hand : near

standing by

at or to another's home

stop by for a chat

past entry 4

cars went by

aside entry 1 sense 2

putting some money by

by3 of 3noun

something incidental

buzz1 of 2verb

to make a low continuous humming sound like that of a bee

to be filled with a low hum or murmur

the room buzzed with excitement

to send for or signal by means of a buzzer

to fly an airplane low over

buzz2 of 2noun

a sound of buzzing

a signal given by a buzzer

a telephone call

buzzernoun

an electric signaling device that makes a buzzing sound

buzz1 of 2verb

to make a low continuous humming sound like that of a bee

to be filled with a low hum or murmur

the room buzzed with excitement

to send for or signal by means of a buzzer

to fly an airplane low over

buzz2 of 2noun

a sound of buzzing

a signal given by a buzzer

a telephone call

buzzardnoun

any of various usually large slow-flying birds of prey compare turkey vulture

buzz1 of 2verb

to make a low continuous humming sound like that of a bee

to be filled with a low hum or murmur

the room buzzed with excitement

to send for or signal by means of a buzzer

to fly an airplane low over

buzz2 of 2noun

a sound of buzzing

a signal given by a buzzer

a telephone call

buzz 例句

1 The news guys were buzzing around, checking their gear and everything.

2 For some reason, the one marked “Nature documentary” made my scalp buzz.

3 There were insects in Georgetown, alarming numbers of them, buzzing and whirring in the evening air like little helicopters.

4 Their lights were still on, and she couldn't make out their words over the buzz of the orb lights until she was just outside the doorway.

5 Your mother and I could hear it buzzing clearly, from where we were standing.

6 Madge takes the chair next to me, taps her foot, and buzzes into her mouthpiece.

7 The buzzing returns, and my eyes are jerking.

8 Her angry words buzzed around me, stinging like wasps.

9 The air was filled with the buzz of a hundred students at recess, punctuated by yells, laughter, and, occasionally, Mrs. Fields’s piercing whistle.

10 Sometimes we'd hitch rides with the various staff members or visitors who buzzed in and out.

11 Less than a second later my phone buzzes with his reply: Yees!

12 To work under Pai these days was to feel yourself caught in a swarm of angry bees, all stinging, buzzing, and hurling themselves at you tirelessly.

13 The brand flies buzzed in irritation, and a few peeled off from the sky god’s head like wet leaves and fluttered weakly to the ground.

14 Her phone buzzed in her back pocket, but she ignored it.

15 Her doubled voices buzzed like muffled alarm clocks.

16 I mean, even if she hadn’t seen the paper, she couldn’t have missed the buzz about Fang at Jefferson.

17 He lay down on the bed, his eyes half closed, and rubbed his buzzed hair.

18 But now all I heard was a beetle buzzing past; up the hillside I saw a few fireflies blinking, the first I had seen this year.

19 But for the buzzing sound that the fence was making, he would have run right into it.

20 A few minutes later, another angry buzz runs down the line, this one tinged with surprise.

buzz 同义词

1 小偷小摸

crib pilferage pilfer filch

2 嗡嗡叫

abuzz hum bumble

3 逼近

incoming gain on

7 略过

skip bypass pretermit

10 作嗡嗡声

sing hum bum whiz

11 猛扔

hurl jerk

14 蜂音

humming

17 迅速掠过

fugitive

19 嘁嘁喳喳声

murmur

22 嘁嘁喳喳地讲

twitter

23 营营响

bumble

24 愉悦

divert lighten

25 强烈情感

passion

26 繁忙

busy hectic activity

27 闲话

talk ana

28 发嗡嗡声

sing

30 异口同声地说

chorus

31 唧唧喳喳

twitter

36 嗡嗡作响

ring sing

38 给打电话

call reach phone ring telephone

40 信号声

call

43 警车

wagon cruiser whistler

46 发出嗡嗡声

sing burr boom zizz drone

48 辘辘声

rumble rumbling

52 圆锯

annular saw

53 带浓密假发之人

buzzwig

55 电话兵

operator

59 给…打电话

ring call phone telephone phone up

60 风声

wind noise fame

61 猛掷

dash

62 喝干

drink drain toom

buzz 短语相关

buzz bomb buzz cut buzz off buzz saw give someone a buzz run/walk into a buzz saw

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