No. 5,587 in French
buzz
A widespread excitement or attention, often in media or online.
In a sentence
Le buzz sur les nouveaux produits technologiques est impressionnant.
The buzz around the new technological products is impressive.
In this sentence, 'buzz' refers to widespread excitement or talk about something, specifically the interest generated in public or media for new technological products.
Le film a créé un énorme buzz avant sa sortie.
The movie created a huge buzz before its release.
Here, 'buzz' denotes the anticipation and widespread discussion that arises when a movie gathers attention among its audience prior to its premiere.
Les réseaux sociaux sont souvent responsables de diffuser le buzz.
Social networks are often responsible for spreading buzz.
In this example, 'buzz' signifies the circulation and prominence of topics or events that gain popularity, particularly facilitated by social media platforms.
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