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| 1 | a continuous noise 嗡嗡声；嗞嗞声 | | 1a | a continuous sound that an insect or a machine makes （昆虫或机器发出的）嗡嗡声，嗞嗞声 | | | | 1b | the sound of a lot of people talking at the same time （很多人同时谈话时的）嘈杂声 | | the low buzz of occasional conversation 偶尔谈话的低沉的嘈杂声 | | |
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| 2 | informal a strong feeling of pleasure or excitement 高兴；兴奋 | I get a real buzz out of playing in front of an audience. 我在观众面前演奏确实非常兴奋。 | | | 2a | a lively positive feeling among a group of people or in a particular place 良好的感觉 | | There’ s been a definite buzz about the place since the new manager arrived. 自从新经理到来之后人们对这个地方感觉良好。 | | |
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| 3 | informal information that people are talking about that is not official and is not definitely true 流言；传闻；小道消息 | The film is getting a lot of good buzz (=people are saying good things about it) in Hollywood. 据说这部影片在好莱坞获得很多好评。 | | The buzz among fans is that their idol is about to get married. 影迷中的传闻说他们的偶像即将结婚。 | |
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| 4 | AMERICAN informal a pleasant feeling of being slightly drunk 陶醉感；微醺的快感 |
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| - | give sb a buzz informal
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| to phone someone |
| 给某人打电话 |
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| I’ ll give you a buzz tomorrow. 我明天会给你打电话。 |
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