buzzing in German
buzzing in German is Brummen, Summen — buzzing means full of lively activity or excitement.
buzzing in German
Brummen
The sound produced by something that buzzes.
Summen
The sound produced by something that buzzes.
What does "buzzing" mean?
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adj Full of lively activity or excitement.
"'We shall see,' he said. 'But it did go unusually well , I must say.' You were absolutely buzzing when I met you at Paddington,' said Niall."
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adj British informal: very pleased or excited.
"She was buzzing after hearing she got the job."
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buzzing in a sentence
- 'We shall see,' he said. 'But it did go unusually well , I must say.' You were absolutely buzzing when I met you at Paddington,' said Niall.
- "I thought we were good first half apart from the goal. I was in the toilet at half-time, I felt sick all morning but fine now, I feel buzzing."
- She was buzzing after hearing she got the job.
- We're all buzzing about the trip to the seaside tomorrow.
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What is "buzzing" in German?
"buzzing" in German is Brummen, Summen. buzzing means: Full of lively activity or excitement.
Are there other ways to say "buzzing" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "buzzing": Brummen, Summen.
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