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1 buzz

1. noun
1) (of insect) Summen, das; (of large insect) Brummen, das; (of smaller or agitated insect) Schwirren, das

2) (sound of buzzer) Summen, das

give one's secretary a buzz — über den Summer seine Sekretärin rufen

3) (of conversation, movement) Gemurmel, das

4) (coll.): (telephone call) [Telefon]anruf, der

give somebody a buzz — jemanden anrufen

5) (coll.): (thrill) Nervenkitzel, der (ugs.)
2. intransitive verb
1) see 1. 1): [Insekt:] summen/brummen/schwirren

2) (signal with buzzer) [mit dem Summer] rufen

3)

buzz with excitement — in heller Aufregung sein

the rumour set the office buzzing — das Gerücht versetzte das Büro in helle Aufregung

my ears are buzzing — mir sausen die Ohren
3. transitive verb
(Aeronaut.) dicht vorbeifliegen an (+ Dat.)

Phrasal Verbs:

- academic.ru/119635/buzz_about">buzz about

- buzz off

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1. verb
1) ((of an insect) to make a noise by beating its wings eg when flying: The bees buzzed angrily.) summen

2) (to be filled with or make a similar noise: My ears are buzzing; The crowd was buzzing with excitement.) summen
2. noun
((sometimes with a) a buzzing sound: a buzz of conversation.) das Summen

- give someone a buzz
- buzzer
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buzz

[bʌz]

I. vi

1. (make low sound) bee, mosquito, buzzer summen; fly, bug brummen; ears dröhnen, sausen

his ears were \buzzing after the concert ihm dröhnten die Ohren nach dem Konzert

2. (be active with)

my head was \buzzing with thoughts mir schwirrten alle möglichen Gedanken durch den Kopf

the room \buzzed with conversation das Zimmer war von Stimmengewirr erfüllt

the place was \buzzing with excitement es herrschte ein aufgeregtes Durcheinander

3. (go quickly) sausen

4. AM ( fam: be tipsy)

▪ to be \buzzed angesäuselt sein fam

II. vt

1. (call)

▪ to \buzz sb (buzzer) jdn über den Summer rufen; (telephone) jdn anrufen

2. AVIAT

▪ to \buzz sth airplane im Tiefflug über etw hinwegsausen; motor boat dicht an etw dat vorbeifahren

III. n

<pl -es>

1. of a bee, mosquito, buzzer Summen nt kein pl; of a fly, bug Brummen nt kein pl

2. no pl (activity)

\buzz of conversation Stimmengewirr nt

\buzz of excitement aufgeregtes Durcheinander

3. (call) Ruf m über den Summer

to give sb a \buzz (buzzer) jdn über den Summer rufen; ( fam: telephone) jdn anrufen

4. ( fam: rumour, gossip) Gerede nt kein pl

5. ( fam: high feeling) [Nerven]kitzel m, Kick m sl; (from alcohol) Rausch m

to have a \buzz einen Rausch [o fam sitzen] haben; (from marijuana) vollgedröhnt sein sl

sth/sb is a \buzz to be around ( fam) sich akk in der Gegenwart einer S. gen /in jds Gegenwart wohl fühlen

6. no pl (rumour) Gerücht nt

the \buzz is that... man munkelt, dass...

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[bʌz]
1. vi

1) (insect) summen, brummen; (smaller or agitated insects) schwirren; (device) summen

did you buzz, sir? — haben Sie nach mir verlangt?

Miss Jones, I've been buzzing for 10 minutes — Fräulein Jones, ich versuche schon seit 10 Minuten, Sie zu erreichen

2)

my ears are buzzing — mir dröhnen die Ohren

my head is buzzing (with ideas etc) — mir schwirrt der Kopf; (from noise) mir dröhnt der Kopf

3)

the town is buzzing — in der Stadt ist was los (inf) or herrscht reges Leben

the city was buzzing with excitement — die Stadt war in heller Aufregung

the news set the town buzzing — die Nachricht versetzte die Stadt in helle Aufregung

2. vt

1) (= call) secretary (mit dem Summer) rufen

2) (US inf = telephone) anrufen

3) (plane) plane, building dicht vorbeifliegen an (+dat)

we were buzzed — Flugzeuge flogen dicht an uns heran

3. n

1) (of insect) Summen nt, Brummen nt; (of smaller or agitated insects) Schwirren nt; (of device) Summen nt

2) (of conversation) Stimmengewirr nt, Gemurmel nt

buzz of excitement/anticipation — aufgeregtes/erwartungsvolles Gemurmel

3) (inf: telephone call) Anruf m

to give sb a buzz — jdn anrufen

4) (inf: thrill) Kitzel m

driving fast gives me a buzz, I get a buzz from driving fast — ich verspüre einen Kitzel, wenn ich schnell fahre

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buzz [bʌz]

A v/i

1. summen, surren, brummen, schwirren:

buzz about ( oder around) herumschwirren (a. fig);

buzz off umg (meist imp) abschwirren, abhauen

2. buzz for sb jemanden mit dem Summer rufen

3. fig dröhnen ( with von):

my ears are buzzing mir dröhnen die Ohren;

buzzing with excitement in heller Aufregung

B v/t

1. ein Gerücht etc verbreiten, in Umlauf setzen

2. surren lassen

3. US mit einer Kreissäge schneiden

4. a) jemanden mit dem Summer rufen

b) TEL umg jemanden anrufen

5. FLUG

a) in geringer Höhe überfliegen

b) (bedrohlich nahe) heranfliegen an ein Flugzeug etc

C s

1. Summen n, Brummen n, Surren n, Schwirren n:

give sb a buzz

a) jemanden mit dem Summer rufen,

b) TEL umg jemanden anrufen;

have a buzz on bes US sl angestochen (beschwipst) sein

2. Gemurmel n, Stimmengewirr n

3. Gerede n, Gerücht n

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1. noun
1) (of insect) Summen, das; (of large insect) Brummen, das; (of smaller or agitated insect) Schwirren, das

2) (sound of buzzer) Summen, das

give one's secretary a buzz — über den Summer seine Sekretärin rufen

3) (of conversation, movement) Gemurmel, das

4) (coll.): (telephone call) [Telefon]anruf, der

give somebody a buzz — jemanden anrufen

5) (coll.): (thrill) Nervenkitzel, der (ugs.)
2. intransitive verb
1) see 1. 1): [Insekt:] summen/brummen/schwirren

2) (signal with buzzer) [mit dem Summer] rufen

3)

buzz with excitement — in heller Aufregung sein

the rumour set the office buzzing — das Gerücht versetzte das Büro in helle Aufregung

my ears are buzzing — mir sausen die Ohren
3. transitive verb
(Aeronaut.) dicht vorbeifliegen an (+ Dat.)

Phrasal Verbs:

- buzz about

- buzz off

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v.

anrufen v.

brummen v.

summen v.

surren v.

English-german dictionary > buzz
2 drone

1. noun
1) (of bees, flies) Summen, das; (of machine) Brummen, das

2) (derog.): (monotonous tone of speech) Geleier, das

3) (Zool.): (bee; Aeronaut.) Drohne, die
2. intransitive verb
1) (buzz, hum) [Biene:] summen; [Maschine:] brummen

2) (derog.) [Rezitator:] leiern
3. transitive verb
leiern

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[drəun] 1. noun
1) (the male of the bee.) die Drohne

2) (a person who is lazy and idle.) der Nichtstuer

3) (a deep, humming sound: the distant drone of traffic.) das Brummen
2. verb
1) (to make a low, humming sound: An aeroplane droned overhead.) brummen

2) (to speak in a dull, boring voice: The lecturer droned on and on.) eintönig reden

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drone

[drəʊn, AM droʊn]

I. n no pl

1. (sound) of a machine Brummen nt; of insects Summen nt; of a person monotone Stimme, Geleier nt pej

2. (male bee) Drohne f; ( fig pej) Schmarotzer(in) m(f) pej

3. MUS Bass[ton] m

4. MIL (aircraft) ferngesteuertes Flugzeug; (missile) ferngesteuerte Rakete

II. vi

1. (make sound) summen; aircraft, engine brummen

2. (speak monotonously) monoton [o eintönig] sprechen, leiern pej

to \drone on in monotonem Tonfall reden

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[drəʊn]
1. n

1) (= bee fig) Drohne f

2) (= sound of bees) Summen nt; (of engine, aircraft) Brummen nt

3) (= monotonous way of speaking) monotone Stimme

4) (MUS: bass voice part) Bass m; (of bagpipe[s]) Brummer m; (sound) Bordun(ton) m

5) (AVIAT: robot plane) ferngesteuertes Flugzeug

2. vi

1) (bee) summen; (engine, aircraft) brummen

2) (= speak monotonously also drone away or on) eintönig sprechen; (in reciting) leiern

he droned on and on for hours — er redete stundenlang in seinem monotonen Tonfall

we had to listen to him droning on about politics — wir mussten seinem monotonen Geschwafel über Politik zuhören (inf)

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drone¹ [drəʊn] s

1. auch drone bee ZOOL Drohn(e) m(f)

2. fig Drohne f, Schmarotzer(in)

3. MIL Drone f (unbemanntes) Aufklärungsflugzeug

drone² [drəʊn]

A v/i

1. brummen, summen

2. murmeln

3. leiern, eintönig sprechen oder lesen

4. drone on ( oder away) fig sich hinziehen:

the meeting droned on for hours;

drone on and on endlos reden ( about über akk)

B v/t her-, herunterleiern

C s

1. MUS

a) Bordun m

b) Basspfeife f (des Dudelsacks)

2. Brummen n, Summen n

3. fig Geleier n

4. fig leiernde(r) Redner(in)

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1. noun
1) (of bees, flies) Summen, das; (of machine) Brummen, das

2) (derog.): (monotonous tone of speech) Geleier, das

3) (Zool.): (bee; Aeronaut.) Drohne, die
2. intransitive verb
1) (buzz, hum) [Biene:] summen; [Maschine:] brummen

2) (derog.) [Rezitator:] leiern
3. transitive verb
leiern

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v.

brummen v.

dröhnen v.

eintönig reden ausdr.

herleiern v.

English-german dictionary > drone
3 bumble

bum·ble

[ˈbʌmbl̩]

vi

1. ( fam: go awkwardly) torkeln, dahinstolpern

2. ( fig fam: muddle through)

▪ to \bumble through sth sich akk durch etw akk wursteln fam

3. AM ( fam: make mistake) sich akk irren

4. (mumble) stockend reden, stammeln

to \bumble through a speech stockend eine Rede halten

5. (buzz) bees summen

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bumble¹ [ˈbʌmbl]

A v/i

1. a) stümpern, pfuschen, patzen (alle pej)

b) stottern:

he bumbled through his speech er stotterte seine Rede herunter

2. stolpern, taumeln, wanken

B v/t verpfuschen, verpatzen (beide pej)

C s

1. Patzer m

2. Pfusch(arbeit) m(f) pej

bumble² [ˈbʌmbl] v/i summen

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n.

Wichtigtuer m.

English-german dictionary > bumble
4 bumble

bum·ble [ʼbʌmbl̩] vi

1) (fam: go awkwardly) torkeln, dahinstolpern;

2) (fig fam: muddle through)

to \bumble through sth sich akk durch etw akk wursteln ( fam)

3) (Am) (fam: make mistake) sich akk irren

4) ( mumble) stockend reden, stammeln;

to \bumble through a speech stockend eine Rede halten

5) ( buzz) bees summen

English-German students dictionary > bumble

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