No. 5,009 in Swedish
buzz
In Swedish, "buzz" (slang) refers to excitement, hype, or a sense of energetic activity or anticipation.
In a sentence
Bin surrade runt blommorna och skapade en kontinuerlig surrande ljud.
The bees buzzed around the flowers, creating a continuous buzzing sound.
Used to describe the sound created by bees.
Det fanns en surr runt evenemanget som fick alla att bli nyfikna.
There was a buzz around the event that made everyone curious.
Context refers to a feeling of excitement or anticipation.
Hon kände en liten surr i telefonen, vilket innebar ett nytt meddelande.
She felt a small buzz in the phone, which indicated a new message.
Used to describe the vibration of a device signaling activity.
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