buzz
Aussprache: [bʌz]
Kontext: „sound“
(noun) a low, continuous noise made by insects like bees or some machines. When you hear this sound, it often means something is busy or active.
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I love the buzz of bees in the garden during springtime.
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The room was quiet, with no buzz of conversation.
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Did you hear the buzz of the hornets outside?
Kontext: „sound“
(verb) to make a low, continuous sound. Many insects, like bees, make this sound when they fly around.
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The bees buzzed happily around the flowers.
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The garden was silent; none of the bees buzzed today.
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Why do the bees buzz when they are near the flowers?
Kontext: „excitement“
(noun) a feeling of excitement or activity surrounding an event or situation. When something is really interesting, people often feel a buzz about it.
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There was a lot of buzz around the new movie that just came out.
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I didn’t feel any buzz about the party; it seemed boring.
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What is creating all the buzz in town this week?
Kontext: „excitement“
(verb) to create excitement or interest about something. This might happen when people are talking a lot about an event.
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The news started to buzz about the upcoming concert.
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The project failed to buzz with interest, and nobody wanted to join.
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Can we buzz the students about the science fair?