英语词汇“buzzer”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

buzz¹ /buz/

intransitive verb

To make a noise like that of insects' wings

To murmur

To talk excitedly

To move quickly, bustle

Of a place, to be busy and lively

transitive verb

To utter with a buzzing sound

To whisper or spread secretly

To transmit by Morse over a telephone wire by means of a key

To summon with a buzzer

To make a telephone call to (informal)

To throw (slang)

To fly very low over or very close to (informal)

To interfere with in flight by flying very near to (aeronautics)

noun

The noise of bees or flies in flight

A humming sound

A voiced hiss

A whispered report

A telephone call (informal)

A pleasant or excited feeling, a kick (informal)

Enthusiasm (informal)

A craze, fad (informal)

ORIGIN: From the sound

buzzˈer noun

An apparatus that makes a buzzing sound
A person who buzzes
A whisperer or telltale (Shakespeare)

buzzˈing noun and adjective

buzzˈingly adverb

buzzˈy adjective

buzzˈbait noun (angling)

An artificial bait with small blades that stir the water

buzz bomb noun (informal)

A flying bomb

buzzˈcut noun

A style of haircut in which the hair is cut very short with electric clippers

buzzˈkill noun (chiefly US)

A person or thing that destroys an enjoyable atmosphere

buzz phrase see buzz word below.

buzz saw noun (N American)

A circular saw

buzzˈ-wig noun

A great bushy wig

buzz word or buzzˈword, buzz phrase or buzz term noun (informal)

A fashionable new term in the jargon of a particular subject, science, etc, its use by other individuals or groups conveying the impression of specialized knowledge and of being very up to date

buzz off (slang)

To go away

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