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

• Because the Lasker Award is often seen as a precursor to the Nobel Prize, the Chinese media are abuzz with anticipation.
  因为拉斯克奖被看作诺贝尔奖的“风向标”，中国媒体充满了预期。
• UNESCO headquarters in Paris is abuzz with talk about who will become the new director-general when Japan's Ko ï chiro Matsuura bows out in October, after ten years in charge.
  联合国教科文组织在巴黎的总部充满了谁将成为该组织的新任总干事的议论。来自日本的松浦晃一郎担任总干事一职10年，他将于今年10月卸任。
• The room was abuzz over the latest scandal.
  最近的流言包围着这房间。
• The area on the north coast around the island's biggest city, Fukuoka, is abuzz.
  围绕岛上最大的城市的北海岸区域，福冈，非常繁荣。
• The Internet has been abuzz lately with reports of the Sun rising and setting in the wrong place, and the Moon being out of place.
  最近网上谈论关于太阳出没于错误的位置，月亮也不在其位。
• The neighborhood was all abuzz when residents found out the prime minister would pay a visit.
  当知道总理会来访问时，社区里的居民非常兴奋。
• Rachel, her mind abuzz with questions, goes to the Cuthbert house to seek an explanation.
  雷切尔夫人，她心里充斥的问题，涉及到卡斯伯特家寻求解释。
• In less than twenty-four hours London was abuzz!
  还不到二十四小时的光景，伦敦就热闹开了！
• One fall morning, the class was abuzz with excitment.
  一个秋天的上午，全班闹腾起来。
• 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。