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abuzz [ə'bʌz]

a. 嗡嗡的, 嘈杂的

Inside the school, everyone was abuzz about the bizarre weather.
学校里，所有人都在谈论这种怪异天气。
More than200,000 children play soccer in Southern California, and they're abuzz over Beckham.
超过200.000孩子在南加利福尼亚玩足球，他们叽叽喳喳地谈论着贝克汉姆。
Her arrival sets the whole town abuzz, wakes up old conflicts, and sets off new emotional storms.
娜美的到来引起所有镇居民的注意,老冲突旧事重提,和引起了新的情感矛盾。

abuzz

[ adj ]
noisy like the sound of a bee
<adj.all>
the room was abuzz over the latest scandal

Abuzz \A*buzz"\, a. [Pref. a- + buzz.]
In a buzz; buzzing. [Colloq.] --Dickens.

The ninth annual international gathering of crew cuts was abuzz with tales of the perils involved in keeping closely cropped.
Europe is abuzz with speculation that a big German bank, probably Deutsche Bank, may be purchasing VW shares to support their price.
Even before the article was published, the foreign policy establishment and the academic world were abuzz. When it appeared, copies of a high-brow journal with a slender circulation were suddenly in high demand.
On Gala Days and Medium's Nights during the year, the compound is abuzz with visitors seeking 15-minute seances.
For example, Big Board traders are abuzz about powerful Goldman, Sachs & Co.'s plan to add four floor brokers to its exchange contingent; Goldman confirms it has rented a seat for each of them.
Up to 11 p.m., London is abuzz with activity.
Wall Street has been abuzz recently with rumors that Gillette may be seeking a friendly company to help it fend off Mr. Perelman.
Instead of premiering in the fall, when millions of dollars are poured into promotion and viewers are abuzz about the new season, ABC sent the show, called "Civil Wars," back to the shop for repairs.
Geneva was abuzz with rumors that the United States was threatening retaliatory measures against countries that opposed the U.S. position.

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