vi.

1. （蜂等）嗡嗡叫；（机器等）唧唧响
   She tried to kill the fly buzzing around her head.

   她试图打死在她头上嗡嗡飞叫的苍蝇。

2. 用蜂鸣器发出信号[（+for）]
   The manager buzzed for his secretary.

   经理按蜂鸣器叫他的秘书。

3. 【口】匆忙行走，忙乱
   I saw the boss buzzing out of his office.

   我看见老板匆匆走出办公室。

4. 嘁嘁喳喳[（+about）]
   They buzzed about Halley's romantic affair.

   他们嘁嘁喳喳地谈论哈利的风流韵事。

5. （谣言等）流传[（+with）]

vt.

1. 使嗡嗡叫；使唧唧响
2. 用蜂鸣器对……发出信号
   The chairman buzzed his secretary.

   董事长用蜂鸣器传唤他的秘书。

3. 嘁嘁喳喳地表示
4. 【口】给……打电话
   I'll buzz you tomorrow morning.

   我明天上午给你打电话。

5. 【口】低飞掠过
6. 散布（谣言等）
   He accused her of buzzing rumors about him.

   他指责她暗中散播有关他的流言蜚语。

n.[C]

1. （蜂等的）嗡嗡声；（机器等的）噪音
2. 嘈杂声
3. （蜂鸣器发出的）信号声
4. 【口】电话[S]
   I'll give her a buzz.

   我会给她打个电话。

5. 流言，谣言；话题
   The hottest buzz these days was the beheading incident committed by ISIS.

   这一阵子最热门的话题就是伊斯兰国的斩首事件。

int.

1. （指消息）早过时了！

n.

1. a low, continuous humming or murmuring sound, made by or similar to that made by an insect.
   ▸the sound of a buzzer or telephone.
   ▸informal a telephone call.
2. an atmosphere of excitement and activity.
   ▸informal a thrill.
3. informal a rumour.

v.

1. make a low, continuous humming sound.
   ▸signal with a buzzer.
2. move quickly.
   ▸ (buzz off) informal go away.
   ▸informal (of an aircraft) fly very close to (something) at high speed.
3. (often be buzzing with) have an air of excitement or purposeful activity.