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Detailed Translations for buzzing from English to Dutch

buzzing:

buzzing adj

  1. buzzing
  2. buzzing (humming)

buzzing [the ~] noun

  1. the buzzing (humming)
    het gegons
  2. the buzzing (bees' humming; humming)
    bijengezoem; bijengegons

Translation Matrix for buzzing:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bijengegons bees' humming; buzzing; humming
bijengezoem bees' humming; buzzing; humming
gegons buzzing; humming humming; whirring
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- abuzz
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- whistling
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
gonzend buzzing; humming
suizend buzzing
zoemend buzzing; humming

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Synonyms for "buzzing":


Related Definitions for "buzzing":

  1. noisy like the sound of a bee1

buzzing form of buzz:

to buzz verb (buzzs, buzzed, buzzing)

  1. to buzz (hum)
    zoemen; brommen
    • zoemen verb (zoem, zoemt, zoemde, zoemden, gezoemd)
    • brommen verb (brom, bromt, bromde, bromden, gebromd)
  2. to buzz (hum)
    zoemen; gonzen
    • zoemen verb (zoem, zoemt, zoemde, zoemden, gezoemd)
    • gonzen verb (gons, gonst, gonsde, gonsden, gegonsd)
  3. to buzz (bustle)

Conjugations for buzz:

present
  1. buzz
  2. buzz
  3. buzzs
  4. buzz
  5. buzz
  6. buzz
simple past
  1. buzzed
  2. buzzed
  3. buzzed
  4. buzzed
  5. buzzed
  6. buzzed
present perfect
  1. have buzzed
  2. have buzzed
  3. has buzzed
  4. have buzzed
  5. have buzzed
  6. have buzzed
past continuous
  1. was buzzing
  2. were buzzing
  3. was buzzing
  4. were buzzing
  5. were buzzing
  6. were buzzing
future
  1. shall buzz
  2. will buzz
  3. will buzz
  4. shall buzz
  5. will buzz
  6. will buzz
continuous present
  1. am buzzing
  2. are buzzing
  3. is buzzing
  4. are buzzing
  5. are buzzing
  6. are buzzing
subjunctive
  1. be buzzed
  2. be buzzed
  3. be buzzed
  4. be buzzed
  5. be buzzed
  6. be buzzed
diverse
  1. buzz!
  2. let's buzz!
  3. buzzed
  4. buzzing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

buzz [the ~] noun

  1. the buzz (bustle; muttering; murmuring; )
    het geroezemoes; het gebrom; het gemurmel
  2. the buzz (hum; whirr; zooming)
    het gezoem; het gebrom

Translation Matrix for buzz:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
gebrom babbling; bustle; buzz; din; hum; murmuring; muttering; whirr; zooming grumbling
gemurmel babbling; bustle; buzz; din; hum; murmuring; muttering
geroezemoes babbling; bustle; buzz; din; hum; murmuring; muttering
gezoem buzz; hum; whirr; zooming
- bombilation; bombination
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
brommen buzz; hum bellyache; complain; gripe; grouse; grumble
gonzen buzz; hum
roezemoezen bustle; buzz
zoemen buzz; hum
- bombilate; bombinate; hum; seethe

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Synonyms for "buzz":


Related Definitions for "buzz":

  1. a confusion of activity and gossip1
    • the buzz of excitement was so great that a formal denial was issued1
  2. sound of rapid vibration1
    • the buzz of a bumble bee1
  3. call with a buzzer1
    • he buzzed the servant1
  4. fly low1
    • Planes buzzed the crowds in the square1
  5. make a buzzing sound1
    • bees were buzzing around the hive1
  6. be noisy with activity1
    • This office is buzzing with activity1

Wiktionary Translations for buzz:

buzz
verb
  1. to make a low, humming or sibilant sound
noun
  1. telephone call
  2. feeling of energy or excitement
  3. humming noise
buzz
noun
  1. een achtergrondgeluid bestaande uit veel door elkaar sprekende stemmen
verb
  1. een vrij zacht continu geluid voortbrengen dat op de z-klank lijkt

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
buzz spinnen; brommen; gonzen; razen; snorren; suizelen; suizen; tuiten; zoemen ronronnerfaire entendre les ronrons, émettre un ronflement sourd et continu, en parlant d'un chat ou d'un félin, qui exprime en général son contentement.
buzz kletteren; klingelen; rinkelen; tingelen; aflopen; beieren; galmen; kleppen; luiden; schalmen; overgaan tinterfaire sonner lentement une cloche, en sorte que le battant ne frapper que d’un côté.