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buzz
[bʌz]
释义
释义1：n.流言蜚语
Major topic of conversation; widespread rumor; information spread behind the scenes.
释义2：v.发出嗡嗡声 to (cause to) make a low, vibrating, humming sound
释义3：v.暗中通信；打暗号
To whisper; to communicate, as tales, in an undertone; to spread, as a report, by whispers or secretly.
释义4：n.噱头
Excited interest or attention
例句
Gossip Girl:Anyone can commit a minor indiscretion and
generate a days worth of buzz but in order for gossip to birth a true scandal.It requires the right person to be in the wrong place. Take one "it" girl on a pedestal.（Gossip Girl）
绯闻女孩：任何人都有轻率的时候，导致一整天的流言蜚语。但为了让绯闻变成丑闻，就要让正确的人出现在错误的地方。把一个女孩作为基础。（绯闻女孩）
Phoebe: Touchdown!! Touchdown!!
Ross: Uh, hello, the buzzer buzzed. It doesn't count. (Friends)
菲比：触地得分！触地得分！
罗斯：嗨，计时器响了，得分不算。（老友记）
Joey:When she comes in hopefully,she won't recognise you.And then you buzz Ross and I.(Friends)
乔伊：当她进来的时候,希望认不出你。然后你给我和罗斯打暗号。（老友记）
Caroline:Max, we've got to get the name out there. Create a buzz.
Max: Oh，good idea.Let’s create a buzz.（2 Broke Girls)
卡洛琳：麦克斯，你的名字一定得亮相，制造噱头嘛。
麦克斯：这是个好主意，我们赶紧炒作吧。（破产姐妹）
