buzz - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Verbs

to buzz  | buzzed, buzzed |	zumbar
to buzz so.  | buzzed, buzzed | [coll.]	llamar (por teléfono) a alguien
to buzz so.  | buzzed, buzzed | [coll.]	telefonear a alguien
to buzz  | buzzed, buzzed | [ZOOL.]	zumbar   - abeja, avispa, mosquito ...
to buzz off [coll.]	darse el piro [coll.]
to buzz off [coll.]	esfumarse [coll.]
to buzz off [coll.]	marcharse
to buzz off [coll.]	pirarse [coll.]   or: pirárselas
to buzz off [coll.]	fletarse (Lat. Am.: Cuba)
to give so. a buzz  | gave, given |   - call on the phone [coll.]	llamar (por teléfono) a alguien
to give so. a buzz  | gave, given |   - call on the phone [coll.]	telefonear a alguien

Adjectives / Adverbs

buzz  adj.	de actualidad
buzz  adj.	de moda
buzz  adj.	del momento
buzz  adj.	en boga

Nouns

buzz   - atmosphere of excitement	el apasionamiento
buzz   - atmosphere of excitement	la energía
buzz   - atmosphere of excitement	el entusiasmo
buzz   - atmosphere of excitement	el furor
buzz   - atmosphere of excitement	el ímpetu
buzz   - humming	el retumbo
buzz   - humming	el zumbido
buzz   - humming	el pitido   - zumbido
buzz   - rumour [coll.]	el chisme
buzz   - rumour [coll.]	el infundio
buzz   - rumour [coll.]	el rumor
buzz   - rumour [coll.]	el rumoreo
buzz   - rumour [coll.]	el vinazo (Lat. Am.: C. Rica)
buzz cut	el (pelo) rapado
buzz marketing [COMM.]	mercadotecnia de rumores

Orthographically similar words

fuzz

buzo

Related search terms

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