buzz
BrE /bʌz/ AmE /bʌz/
verb / noun en → es
to fly or move through the air with a continuous humming sound
zumbar, volar con zumbido
Collocations buzz around · buzz past
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A bee buzzed around the flowers.
Una abeja zumbó alrededor de las flores.
to talk in a low, continuous voice or to speak about something in this way
susurrar, hablar en voz baja
- buzz about somebody/something
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They were buzzing about the new manager.
Estaban susurrando sobre el nuevo gerente.
a low, continuous humming sound made by an engine or machine
zumbido, ruido de motor
Collocations buzz of the engine
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The buzz of the engine was loud.
El zumbido del motor era fuerte.
a feeling of excitement or enthusiasm about something
emoción, entusiasmo
Collocations buzz of excitement
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There was a real buzz about the event.
Había un verdadero entusiasmo sobre el evento.
to send an electronic message to someone, especially by mobile phone or computer
enviar mensaje, enviar buzz
- buzz somebody
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She buzzed me to say she was on her way.
Ella me envió un mensaje para decirme que estaba en camino.
to notice or become aware of something suddenly
darse cuenta, notar
- buzz into sb's head
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It suddenly buzzed into my head that I had forgotten to lock the door.
De repente me di cuenta de que había olvidado cerrar la puerta.
a sweet drink made with fruit juice and carbonated water, especially lemonade or orange juice
bebida refrescante, zumo con agua carbonatada
Collocations a glass of buzz
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She poured herself a glass of orange buzz.
Ella se sirvió un vaso de zumo de naranja con agua carbonatada.
a drug that makes you feel excited and energetic, especially a stimulant such as amphetamine or cocaine
droga estimulante, droga que produce energía
Collocations take a buzz
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He took a buzz and felt full of energy.
Tomó una droga estimulante y se sintió lleno de energía.