No. 4,380 in Dutch
buzz
The Dutch word "buzz" does not exist; it is an English word meaning a low, continuous humming sound or excitement. In Dutch, similar terms might be "gezoem" (humming sound) or "opwinding" (excitement).
In a sentence
De bijen produceerden een zachte buzz terwijl ze van bloem naar bloem vlogen.
The bees produced a soft buzz as they flew from flower to flower.
Here, 'buzz' is used to describe the humming sound made by bees.
Er was een grote buzz rondom de nieuwe film die binnenkort uitkomt.
There was a big buzz around the new movie coming out soon.
In this sentence, 'buzz' refers to the excitement or hype surrounding an upcoming event, such as a movie release.
Het kantoor voelde levendig met de buzz van medewerkers die samenwerken aan projecten.
The office felt lively with the buzz of employees collaborating on projects.
Here, 'buzz' characterizes the vibrant, energetic atmosphere created by busy, interacting people.
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