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    Zumbido (en. Buzz)

    /zumˈbiðo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Prolonged noise emitted by an insect like bees.
    The buzz of the bees fills the garden in spring.
    El zumbido de las abejas llena el jardín en primavera.
    Sound similar to a whisper or a low buzz.
    I heard a distant buzz while walking through the forest.
    Escuché un zumbido lejano mientras caminaba por el bosque.

    Etymology

    It derives from the verb 'zumbar', which means to produce a sound similar to that of an insect.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    buzzing in the ears
    Sensation of a persistent noise inside the ear.
    zumbido en los oídos
    there is no buzz
    Expression indicating that everything is calm or without problems.
    no hay zumbido
    the buzz of the subway
    Referring to the sound that a train makes when passing through the station.
    el zumbido del metro

    Related Words

    to buzz
    To produce a continuous noise like that made by certain creatures.
    zumbar
    murmur
    Soft and low sound, indistinguishable from others.
    murmullo

    Slang Meanings

    buzz of love
    I felt a buzz when I saw her, it’s love at first sight.
    Sentí un zumbido cuando la vi, es amor a primera vista.
    mental buzz
    Since the exam started, I have a mental buzz that won’t let me concentrate.
    Desde que empezó el examen, tengo un zumbido mental que no me deja concentrar.