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1 buzz
1. verb1) ((of an insect) to make a noise by beating its wings eg when flying: The bees buzzed angrily.) brenčati2) (to be filled with or make a similar noise: My ears are buzzing; The crowd was buzzing with excitement.) brneti2. noun((sometimes with a) a buzzing sound: a buzz of conversation.) brnenje, brenčanje- buzzer* * *I [bʌz]intransitive verb & transitive verbbrenčati, brneti; bobneti; mrmratimilitary slang telegrafirati, brzojaviti; colloquially to buzz the bottle — izprazniti steklenicoII [bʌz]nounbrnenje, brenčanje; American cirkularka; slang govorica, šušljanjeto give s.o. a buzz — telefonirati komuIII [bʌz]nounzoology vrsta hrošča; umetna muha za ribolov -
2 buzz-saw
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3 buzz-bomb
[bʌzbɔm]nounleteča granata
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buzz — ► NOUN 1) a low, continuous humming or murmuring sound. 2) the sound of a buzzer or telephone. 3) an atmosphere of excitement and activity. 4) informal a thrill. 5) informal a rumour. ► VERB 1) make a humming sound … English terms dictionary
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buzz cut — noun Etymology: probably from buzz (II) (rasping sound) + cut (II); from the sound of the electric clippers used to cut the hair close : crew cut • buzz cut ˈ ̷ ̷ ˌ ̷ ̷ … Useful english dictionary
buzz bomb — noun a small jet propelled winged missile that carries a bomb • Syn: ↑robot bomb, ↑flying bomb, ↑doodlebug, ↑V 1 • Hypernyms: ↑guided missile * * * noun : robot bomb … Useful english dictionary
buzz phrase — see ↑buzz word below. • • • Main Entry: ↑buzz buzz word or buzzˈword, buzz phrase or buzz term noun (informal) A fashionable new term in the jargon of a particular subject, science, etc, its use by other individuals or groups conveying the… … Useful english dictionary
buzz word — or buzzˈword, buzz phrase or buzz term noun (informal) A fashionable new term in the jargon of a particular subject, science, etc, its use by other individuals or groups conveying the impression of specialized knowledge and of being very up to… … Useful english dictionary
buzz — Ⅰ. buzz UK US /bʌz/ verb [I or T] ► to press a buzzer in order to get someone s attention: »I buzzed his office but there was no answer. »If I need to talk to you, I ll buzz. Ⅱ. buzz UK US /bʌz/ noun ► [S] MARKETING interested or excited talk… … Financial and business terms
buzz group — ➔ group * * * buzz group UK US noun [C] (also buzz session) ► MARKETING, MEETINGS a small group of people that is divided from a larger group to talk about ideas, solutions to problems, etc.: »Each buzz group will discuss one of these topics and… … Financial and business terms
buzz term — buzz word or buzzˈword, buzz phrase or buzz term noun (informal) A fashionable new term in the jargon of a particular subject, science, etc, its use by other individuals or groups conveying the impression of specialized knowledge and of being… … Useful english dictionary
buzz marketing — ➔ marketing * * * buzz marketing UK US noun [U] ► MARKETING, E COMMERCE a method of selling a product by getting people to talk about it to other people, especially over the internet: »Buzz marketing needs to be used very judiciously for it to… … Financial and business terms
buzz — (v.) late 15c., echoic of bees and other insects. Aviation sense of fly low and close is 1941. Noun meaning a busy rumor is attested from c.1600; that of humming sound is from 1640s. Meaning pleasant sense of intoxication first recorded 1935. The … Etymology dictionary