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Definition
Synonym
Stimmengewirr
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Gemurmel
n
;
Stimmengewirr
n
buzz
Gemurmel
n
,
Stimmengewirr
n
buzz
Stimmengewirr
n
; Stimmenwirrwarr
n
hubbub (of conversation; of voices)
Stimmengewirr
n
, Stimmenwirrwarr
n
hubbub (of conversation, of voices)
Verwirrung
f
Stimmengewirr
n
babylonisches Sprachengewirr
n
babel
babel
babel of languages
von etw. schwirren
v
Das Internet schwirrt von Gerüchten über einen Skandal.; Gerüchte von einem Skandal schwirren durchs Internet.
Militärhubschrauber schwirrten durch die Luft.
Mir schwirren allerlei Gedanken durch den Kopf.
Als wir hinkamen war die Feier in vollem Gange und der Raum war von
Stimmengewirr
erfüllt.
to be abuzz with sth.
The Internet is abuzz with rumors of a scandal.
The air was abuzz with military helicopters.
My mind is abuzz with thoughts.
When we arrived the party was in full swing and the room was abuzz.
von etw. schwirren
v
Das Internet schwirrt von Gerüchten über einen Skandal.; Gerüchte von einem Skandal schwirren durchs Internet.
Militärhubschrauber schwirrten durch die Luft.
Mir schwirren allerlei Gedanken durch den Kopf.
Als wir hinkamen, war die Feier in vollem Gange und der Raum war von
Stimmengewirr
erfüllt.
to be abuzz with sth.
The Internet is abuzz with rumors of a scandal.
The air was abuzz with military helicopters.
My mind is abuzz with thoughts.
When we arrived, the party was in full swing and the room was abuzz.
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Englische
buzz Synonyme
buzz
DDD
Indian file
alert
array
articulation
assibilate
assibilation
bank
bark
bawl
belch
bellow
birr
blare
blat
blubber
bombilate
bombinate
boom
bray
breathe
bruit
bum
bumble
burr
bustle
busy signal
buzz
buzz
about
cackle
call
call up
canard
catena
catenation
caw
chain
chain reaction
chaining
chant
chirp
chirr
clang
clangor
clank
clash
common talk
concatenation
confide
confide to
connection
consecution
continuum
coo
course
craunch
croak
crow
crump
crunch
cry
cycle
descent
dial
dial tone
direct distance dialing
drawl
drone
effervesce
effervescence
effervescing
endless belt
endless round
entrust with information
exclaim
ferment
file
filiation
fizz
fizzle
fizzling
flute
flutter
flying rumor
frication
frictional rustling
fuss
gamut
gasp
give a ring
give confidential information
gossip
gradation
grapevine
grind
groan
growl
grumble
grunt
hang up
hearsay
hedgehop
high
hiss
hissing
hold the phone
hum
hurry about
hush
hushing
idea afloat
jangle
jar
keen
kick
latrine rumor
let in on
let next to
lilt
line
lineage
lisp
listen in
local call
long distance
long-distance call
make a call
make a fuss
mention privately
mobile call
monotone
mumble
murmur
mutter
news stirring
nexus
on-dit
pant
paresthesia
pendulum
periodicity
person-to-person call
phone
phone call
pins and needles
pipe
plenum
powder train
prickle
prickles
prickling
progression
purr
put hep
put next to
queue
range
rank
rasp
recurrence
report
reticulation
rhonchus
ring
ring off
ring up
roar
roorback
rotation
round
routine
row
rumble
rumor
run
rush about
rush around
scale
scranch
scrape
scratch
scream
screech
scrunch
scuttlebutt
sensation
sequence
series
shriek
shush
shushing
sibilance
sibilate
sibilation
siffle
sigh
sigmatism
signal
sing
single file
siss
sissing
sizz
sizzle
sizzling
snap
snarl
sneeze
sneezing
sni
buzz
off
be getting along
come away
depart
exit
gang along
get along
get away
get off
get on
get under way
go
go along
go away
go off
go on
leave
march off
mosey
move away
move off
move out
pull out
sashay
sashay off
stagger along
take flight
take wing
toddle along
up and go
wing it
buzz
er
Klaxon
Mayday
SOS
air-raid alarm
alarm
alarm bell
alarm clock
alarm signal
alarum
alert
all clear
beacon
blinking light
burglar alarm
crostarie
fiery cross
fire alarm
fire bell
fire flag
five-minute gun
flashing light
fog bell
fog signal
foghorn
gale warning
hooter
horn
hue and cry
hurricane warning
lighthouse
note of alarm
occulting light
police whistle
signal of distress
siren
small-craft warning
still alarm
storm cone
storm flag
storm warning
tocsin
two-minute gun
upside-down flag
whistle
Stimmengewirr Definition
Buzz
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
low,
continuous,
humming
or
sibilant
sound,
like
that
made
by
bees
with
their
wings.
Hence:
To
utter
a
murmuring
sound
Buzz
(
v.
t.)
To
sound
forth
by
buzz
ing.
Buzz
(
v.
t.)
To
whisper
Buzz
(
v.
t.)
To
talk
to
incessantly
or
confidentially
in
a
low
humming
voice.
Buzz
(
v.
t.)
To
sound
with
a
"
buzz
".
Buzz
(
n.
)
A
continuous,
humming
noise,
as
of
bees
Buzz
(
n.
)
A
whisper
Buzz
(
n.
)
The
audible
friction
of
voice
consonants.
buzz Bedeutung
buzz
a
confusion
of
activity
and
gossip,
the
buzz
of
excitement
was
so
great
that
a
formal
denial
was
issued
buzz
bomb
robot
bomb
flying
bomb
doodlebug
V-
a
small
jet-propelled
winged
missile
that
carries
a
bomb
circular
saw
buzz
saw
a
power
saw
that
has
a
steel
disk
with
cutting
teeth
on
the
periphery,
rotates
on
a
spindle
buzz
bombilation
bombination
sound
of
rapid
vibration,
the
buzz
of
a
bumble
bee
buzz
call
with
a
buzz
er,
he
buzz
ed
the
servant
buzz
fly
low,
Planes
buzz
ed
the
crowds
in
the
square
scram
buzz
off
fuck
off
get
f
bugger
off
leave
immediately,
used
usually
in
the
imperative
form,
Scram!
buzz
bombinate
bombilate
make
a
buzz
ing
sound,
bees
were
buzz
ing
around
the
hive
hum
buzz
seethe
be
noisy
with
activity,
This
office
is
buzz
ing
with
activity
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