English-German translation for "buzz"

buzz {noun} (also: drone, hum)

buzz {noun} (also: hum, drone, fizzling)

buzz {noun} (also: mutterings, mumble)

buzz {noun} (also: hubbub, charivari, babble of voices)

buzz {noun} [coll.] (also: phone call, call, ring, telephone call)

buzz {noun} [coll.] (also: power, energy, push, vigor)

buzz {noun} [coll.] (also: whisper, myth, rumor, rumour)

buzz {noun} [autom.]

buzz {noun} [coll.] (also: phone call, call, ring)

to buzz [buzzed|buzzed] {vb} (also: to grumble, to drone, to haw)

to buzz [buzzed|buzzed] {vb} (also: to jar)

to buzz [buzzed|buzzed] {vb} (also: to zip, to swish, to twang, to ping)

to buzz [buzzed|buzzed] {vb} (also: to croon, to hum, to haw)

to buzz [buzzed|buzzed] {vb} (also: to hum, to whir, to whirr)

     buzz saw

     buzz saws

     to buzz off

     instant buzz

     instant buzz

     I'll give you a buzz.

Got a little buzz.

I got a little buzz goin '.

This is Neil Armstrong, and this is Buzz Aldrin.

The flies buzzed hungrily around his legs.

Suddenly, in the mid-40s, there started to be a buzz.

Acidification was a buzz word in the 80s.

I would just mention the buzz word 'Internet ' at this point.

It activates what's called the buzzing bridge, or the dog.

I think that all of us experienced a pleasant buzz during this morning's meeting.

That brings me to the question of self-regulation, another new buzz word.

The world is buzzing at the moment with plans to force reductions in gas emissions at all costs.

(Laughter) Since we've arrived, there's been a constant buzz about all the exciting speakers here for the conference.

The EU should not be the bull in diplomacy's china shop, but nor should it merely be an irritating fly buzzing around.

Marilyn Lovell waits with her children, her neighbors... and, we are told, Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin.