abuzz

英 [əˈbʌz]

美 [əˈbʌz]

adj.  议论纷纷的;嘈杂的;喧闹的

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 议论纷纷的;嘈杂的;闹哄哄的
  If someone says that a place isabuzz withrumours or plans, they mean that everyone there is excited about them.
  1. Washington has been abuzz with stories about disarray inside the White House.
     整个华盛顿都对白宫内发生的混乱议论纷纷。

英英释义

adj

• noisy like the sound of a bee
  1. the room was abuzz over the latest scandal
  Synonym:buzzing

双语例句

• The shop is abuzz with activity.
  这家铺子的生意非常火红。
• At year's end, when our media are abuzz with men, events and personalities of the year, I venture a more dubious and disturbing speculation.
  时届岁尾，新闻媒体忙于报导本年闻人与时事，容我放胆做一个令人置疑而又令人不安的遐思。
• This week, global financial circles are abuzz about Carney.
  本周，全球金融界都对卡尼议论纷纷。
• Since the post, the Chinese press and online community – the world's largest – has been abuzz over the announcement.
  该微博发出之后，中国的媒体和网络社区便围绕着这条声明喧嚣了起来。
• When the first announcements came out that a new Sharp Zaurus would "run Linux," the Linux community was abuzz with fascination and rumors.
  当SharpZaurus首次声明要“运行Linux”时，Linux社区一时间变得热闹非凡，既有爱好者的欢呼，又充斥了各种谣言。
• Washington has been abuzz with stories about disarray inside the White House.
  整个华盛顿都对白宫内发生的混乱议论纷纷。
• You come around a corner and there, coiled in the path, is a huge rattlesnake, its rattles abuzz.
  走到小道拐角一处，你突然发现一条巨大的响尾蛇就蜷缩在那！它还嘶嘶地吐着蛇信。
• Given this understanding, the British people feel little burden in keeping the Corner abuzz with speeches.
  英国人有了这个共识，政治上也就没什么包袱了。
• One fall morning, the class was abuzz with excitment.
  一个秋天的上午，全班闹腾起来。
• The country is abuzz with happiness on the first morning of Eid.
  尔德节的第一天，全国上下一片喜庆和欢乐。