abuzz

英[ə\'bʌz]
美[əˈbʌz]

基本释义

adj.
议论纷纷的; 嘈杂的,闹哄哄的

实用例句

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。

柯林斯例句

In less than twenty - four hours London was abuzz.

不到 二十四 小时的光景,伦敦就热闹开了.

辞典例句

However, local media and many Rotorua residents were abuzz about the amount.

然而, 当地媒体和许多居民被充斥罗托鲁瓦的数额.

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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.

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The class is abuzz with discussion.

课堂讨论很热烈.

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The room was abuzz over the latest scandal.

这间屋子被最近的流言炒得沸沸扬扬.

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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.

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The rumour mill has been set abuzz by the appearance of this Volkswagen test mule.

谣言工厂已成立充斥的出现这一大众测试骡子.

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Abuzz exhibition, laser, optical, strong light , sound, and the tableland walls together with boyfriends: mein ü oathmate.

人头攒动的展会上, 镭射 、 幻彩 、 强光、音响, 以及高台上走过的一批批俊男美女.

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More than 200 , 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.

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真题例句

In a move that has intellectual-property lawyers abuzz, the U.

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英英释义

Adjective
  • 1. noisy like the sound of a bee;

    "the room was abuzz over the latest scandal"

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