| 单词 | buzzer |
| 释义 | buzzer (bʌzəʳ ) Word forms: buzzers countable noun A buzzer is an electrical device that is used to make a buzzing sound for example, to attract someone's attention. She rang a buzzer at the information desk. Collocations: hit the buzzer He knew the answer, all right, but he couldn't make himself hit that buzzer. Times, Sunday Times If they like the performance, they hit their buzzer to light up their box, and then stand up and sing along. The Sun The first housemate to hit his buzzer would leave the house with the amount displayed at the time he pressed the button. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Should the giver say one, a censor on the opposing team hits the buzzer and the giver must move on to the next word. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Press the buzzer on the gate and marvel at the views. Times, Sunday Times She can press my buzzer any time she likes ... look, it's been a year, alright? The Sun Press the buzzer too quickly, too often, and you lose. Times, Sunday Times As soon as he spots an infringement he can press a buzzer, or speak into a mic wired to the ref. The Sun In a new, ahem, 'twist', the judges' chairs won't turn around at the end of an audition unless they press their buzzer. The Sun Translations: Chinese: 电子蜂鸣器 Japanese: ブザー |
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