Buzzy Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbəzi

BUH-zee

UK

ˈbʌzi

BUZ-zee

Definition

“Buzzy” describes a place or thing that is full of excitement and energy, or something very trendy or popular. It can also mean making a buzzing sound, like bees.

Usage & Nuances

Informal and trendy; commonly used for lively places ('a buzzy café') or events ('buzzy festival'), and for things seen as fashionable. Less often, used literally for a buzzing noise. Not typically used to describe people directly.

• Spanish: de moda - vibrante (ambiente) - ruidoso (zumbido)
• Portuguese (BR): badalado - animado (ambiente) - barulhento (zumbido)
• Portuguese (PT): na moda - animado (ambiente) - barulhento (zumbido)
• Chinese (Simplified): 热门的 - 热闹的 - 嗡嗡作响的
• Chinese (Traditional): 熱門的 - 熱鬧的 - 嗡嗡作響的
• Hindi: चलन में - जोशपूर्ण (स्थल) - भनभनाता हुआ
• Arabic: رائج - نابض بالحياة (مكان) - طنين (صوت)
• Bengali: উত্তেজনাপূর্ণ - জমজমাট - গুঞ্জনধ্বনিযুক্ত
• Russian: оживлённый - модный - жужжащий
• Japanese: 活気のある - 流行っている - ブンブン音のする
• Vietnamese: náo nhiệt - sôi động - thịnh hành - có tiếng vo ve
• Korean: 활기찬 - 트렌디한 - 윙윙거리는
• Turkish: canlı - popüler - vızıldayan
• Urdu: جوشیلہ - مقبول - بھنبھناہٹ والا
• Indonesian: ramai - trendi - berdengung

Example Sentences

The new restaurant is really buzzy on weekends.

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Her Instagram account is so buzzy right now.

basic

The cafe felt buzzy and full of energy.

basic

The tech scene in this city is super buzzy these days.

natural

Everyone was talking about that buzzy new movie.

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There’s a buzzy sound coming from the ceiling, maybe it’s bees.

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