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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

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inglês
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I. buzz [americ bəz, Brit bʌz] SUBST

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 calão
(thrill) I get a real buzz out of surfing
el surf me vuelve loco

4. buzz (rumor, news) Brit:

buzz coloq
rumor m
the buzz is that …
se rumorea que …
the buzz is that …
corre la voz de que …

II. buzz [americ bəz, Brit bʌz] VERBO 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 [americ bəz, Brit bʌz] VERBO trans

1.1. buzz (call on intercom):

buzz
llamar por el interfono

1.2. buzz (call on phone) americ:

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 [americ bəz, Brit bʌz] ADJ atrib

buzz
de moda
buzz
en boga

I. buzz about VERBO [americ bəz -, Brit bʌz -], buzz around VERBO (v + adv)

buzz about person:

buzz about
trajinar

II. buzz about VERBO [americ bəz -, Brit bʌz -], buzz around VERBO (v + o + adv) (spread about)

buzz about rumor
hacer correr
buzz about rumor
propagar

buzz off VERBO [americ bəz -, Brit bʌz -] (v + adv) coloq usu in imperative

buzz off
largarse coloq
buzz off
picar RioPr coloq

buzz saw SUBST americ

buzz saw
sierra f circular
the constant buzzing irritated me beyond endurance
el zumbido constante me sacaba de quicio or de las casillas
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espanhol
inglês
inglês
zumbadera
buzzing
zumbón (zumbona) (de un insecto)
buzzing atrib
zumbido (de un insecto)
buzzing
siento un zumbido en los oídos
I have a buzzing o a ringing in my ears
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

no Dicionário PONS

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Entrada OpenDict

buzzing ADJ

buzzing (sound)
zumbante
buzzing (city)
vibrante
buzzing (crowd)
de actividad frenética

I. buzz [bʌz] VERBO 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 americ coloq (be tipsy):

buzz
ir borracho

II. buzz [bʌz] VERBO trans coloq TELECOMUN

buzz
llamar

III. buzz [bʌz] SUBST

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 sem pl coloq (telephone call):

buzz
llamada f
to give sb a buzz
llamar a alguien

3. buzz sem 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 SUBST

buzz word
palabra f de moda

buzz off VERBO intr coloq

buzz off
largarse
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
tengo la cabeza como una olla de grillos coloq
my head is buzzing
runrún (ruido)
buzz
ronquido (de la sierra)
buzz
me pitan los oídos
my ears are buzzing
zumbido de oídos
buzzing in the ears
me zumban los oídos
my ears are buzzing [or ringing]
zumbar
to buzz
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. buzz [bʌz] VERBO intr

1. buzz (hum):

buzz
zumbar
buzz bell
sonar
my ears were buzzing
me zumbaban los oídos
the town was buzzing with rumors
el pueblo era un hervidero de rumores

2. buzz calão:

to be buzzed (be tipsy)
ir borracho

II. buzz [bʌz] VERBO trans coloq

1. buzz TELECOMUN:

buzz
llamar
buzz (signal to)
dar un toque a

2. buzz AERONÁUT (fly low over):

buzz
sobrevolar a poca altura

III. buzz [bʌz] SUBST

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 coloq (telephone call):

buzz
llamada f
to give sb a buzz
llamar a alguien

3. buzz coloq (feeling):

buzz
excitación f
buzz from 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 SUBST

buzz word
palabra f de moda

buzz off VERBO intr coloq

buzz off
largarse
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
me pitan los oídos
my ears are buzzing
esta calle hierve en rumores
the street is buzzing with rumors
zumbar
to buzz
rumor de voces
buzz of conversation
zumbido de oídos
buzzing in the ears
Present
Ibuzz
youbuzz
he/she/itbuzzes
webuzz
youbuzz
theybuzz
Past
Ibuzzed
youbuzzed
he/she/itbuzzed
webuzzed
youbuzzed
theybuzzed
Present Perfect
Ihavebuzzed
youhavebuzzed
he/she/ithasbuzzed
wehavebuzzed
youhavebuzzed
theyhavebuzzed
Past Perfect
Ihadbuzzed
youhadbuzzed
he/she/ithadbuzzed
wehadbuzzed
youhadbuzzed
theyhadbuzzed
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Exemplos do Dicionário PONS (verificados pela redação)

my ears were buzzing
me zumbaban los oídos
the village was buzzing with rumours
el pueblo era un hervidero de rumores
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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

The players could have tolerated his personal disagreeableness, but his refusal to help the group irritated them the most.
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Civilians also share a trait with enemies in that they are able to attack the player when irritated by his actions.
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In those early days, the company made medicated plasters which could irritate when removed.
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His squad discuss their deployment, somewhat irritated that they have not been told what they are being deployed for.
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Silica particles irritate the respiratory system, causing immunogenic responses such as phagocytosis, which results in high lymphatic vessel deposits.
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