buzz en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de buzz en el diccionario inglés»español

I.buzz [ingl. am. bəz, ingl. brit. bʌz] SUST.

1.1. buzz (of bee, wasp):

buzz

zumbido m

1.2. buzz (of voices):

buzz

rumor m

buzz

murmullo m

there was a buzz of excitement in the lecture hall

hubo un murmullo de agitación en la sala de conferencias

1.3. buzz (as signal):

buzz

zumbido m

2. buzz (phone call) coloq.:

to give sb a buzz

darle or pegarle un telefonazo a alguien coloq.

to give sb a buzz

echarle un telefonazo a alguien Méx. coloq.

to give sb a buzz

darle un toque a alguien Esp. coloq.

3. buzz coloq.:

buzz (thrill) (from drugs)

colocón m argot

(thrill) I get a real buzz out of surfing

el surf me vuelve loco

4. buzz (rumor, news) ingl. brit.:

buzz coloq.

rumor m

the buzz is that …

se rumorea que …

the buzz is that …

corre la voz de que …

II.buzz [ingl. am. bəz, ingl. brit. bʌz] V. intr.

1. buzz bee/bluebottle:

buzz

zumbar

2. buzz telephone/alarm clock:

buzz

sonar

3. buzz (be animated) usu in -ing form:

to buzz with sth the town was buzzing with rumors

la ciudad era un hervidero de rumores

the Boston arts scene is really buzzing

hay una actividad febril en el mundo artístico de Boston

4. buzz (reverberate, reel) usu in -ing form:

my ears were buzzing

me zumbaban los oídos

my head was buzzing with all the figures I had to memorize

la cabeza me daba vueltas con todos los números que me tenía que aprender

III.buzz [ingl. am. bəz, ingl. brit. bʌz] V. trans.

1.1. buzz (call on intercom):

buzz

llamar por el interfono

1.2. buzz (call on phone) ingl. am.:

buzz coloq.

darle un telefonazo a coloq.

buzz coloq.

pegarle un telefonazo a coloq.

buzz coloq.

echarle un telefonazo a Méx. coloq.

buzz coloq.

darle un toque a Esp. coloq.

2. buzz aircraft:

buzz

acercarse a

IV.buzz [ingl. am. bəz, ingl. brit. bʌz] ADJ. atrbv.

buzz

de moda

buzz

en boga

I.buzz about V. [ingl. am. bəz -, ingl. brit. bʌz -], buzz around V. (v + adv)

buzz about person:

buzz about

trajinar

II.buzz about V. [ingl. am. bəz -, ingl. brit. bʌz -], buzz around V. (v + o + adv) (spread about)

buzz about rumor

hacer correr

buzz about rumor

propagar

buzz off V. [ingl. am. bəz -, ingl. brit. bʌz -] (v + adv) coloq. usu in imperative

buzz off

largarse coloq.

buzz off

picar Río Pl. coloq.

buzz saw SUST. ingl. am.

buzz saw

sierra f circular

Traducciones de buzz en el diccionario español»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

runrún (de ambiente)

buzz

telefonazo

buzz coloq.

le voy a dar o pegar un telefonazo

I'm going to give him a buzz o a call coloq.

mariposear

to buzz around

zumbar insecto:

to buzz

toque

buzz

buzz en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de buzz en el diccionario inglés»español

I.buzz [bʌz] V. intr.

1. buzz (hum):

buzz

zumbar

buzz bell

sonar

my ears were buzzing

me zumbaban los oídos

the village was buzzing with rumours

el pueblo era un hervidero de rumores

2. buzz ingl. am. coloq. (be tipsy):

buzz

ir borracho

II.buzz [bʌz] V. trans. coloq. TEL.

buzz

llamar

III.buzz [bʌz] SUST.

1. buzz:

buzz (humming noise)

zumbido m

buzz (low noise)

rumor m

buzz of a doorbell

llamada f

the buzz of conversation

el rumor de la conversación

2. buzz sin pl. coloq. (telephone call):

buzz

llamada f

to give sb a buzz

llamar a alguien

3. buzz sin pl. coloq. (feeling):

buzz

excitación f

buzz of alcohol

subidón m

I get a buzz from [or out of] surfing

el surf me entusiasma

sb gets a buzz from sth

algo excita a alguien

I get a buzz from champagne

el champán se me sube a la cabeza

buzz word SUST.

buzz word

palabra f de moda

buzz off V. intr. coloq.

buzz off

largarse

Traducciones de buzz en el diccionario español»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

runrún (ruido)

buzz

ronquido (de la sierra)

buzz

zumbar

to buzz

rumor de voces

buzz of conversation

buzz Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

the buzz of conversation

el rumor de la conversación

to give sb a buzz

llamar a alguien

I get a buzz from [or out of] surfing

el surf me entusiasma

sb gets a buzz from sth

algo excita a alguien

I get a buzz from champagne

el champán se me sube a la cabeza

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Teams can buzz at any time, even before the reader has finished reading the question.

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The contestant that correctly buzzed in and located it was then given twenty more seconds to find the remaining five words that fit the category.

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This started a national buzz on social media.

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The single helped create buzz for the album.

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Yes, their music has a tight, fast rhythm and buzz-saw guitar playing.

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Only the team that buzzed in first gets to answer a question (no capitalizing on an opposing team's miss in this round).

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By the time the third edition of the game came around there was an expectant buzz within the game industry.

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Blow was the first single to create a big buzz on international club scenes getting licensed to over ten countries.

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Once a student from a team has buzzed in, that team may not buzz in again on that question.

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One can either walk or use a buzz-step; one partner may walk while the other uses the buzz-step.

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