Pronunciation: /ˈbʌzɪŋ/
noun a low, continuous humming or murmuring sound
A1 I hear a buzzing sound coming from the beehive.
A2 The buzzing of the mosquitoes kept me awake all night.
B1 The buzzing of excitement could be felt in the air as the concert was about to start.
B2 The buzzing of the market traders filled the busy street with energy.
C1 The buzzing of speculation surrounding the new product launch was intense.
C2 The buzzing of anticipation in the stadium was palpable as the teams prepared to enter the field.
verb to make a low, continuous humming or murmuring sound
A1 The bees are buzzing around the flowers.
A2 The students were buzzing with excitement before the school trip.
B1 The city was buzzing with activity during the festival.
B2 The market was buzzing with vendors selling their goods.
C1 The news of the new product launch had everyone buzzing with anticipation.
C2 The atmosphere in the stadium was buzzing with energy as the game went into overtime.
adjective making a continuous humming or murmuring sound
A1 The bees were buzzing around the flowers.
A2 The classroom was buzzing with excitement before the school play.
B1 The city was buzzing with activity during the festival.
B2 The market was buzzing with vendors selling their goods.
C1 The restaurant was buzzing with chatter and laughter.
C2 The stadium was buzzing with anticipation before the championship game.
formal The room was buzzing with excitement as the conference was about to begin.
informal I can't wait for the party tonight, everyone is buzzing about it!
slang The new album is so good, it's got everyone buzzing.
figurative His mind was buzzing with ideas after the brainstorming session.
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