buzzed

buzzed

形容词

1. slightly intoxicated or under the influence of drugs, usually referring to alcohol or marijuana (略微醉的或受药物影响的，通常指酒精或大麻)

2. excited or full of energy (兴奋或充满活力的)

名词

1. the sound of a continuous low humming or buzzing noise (连续低沉的嗡嗡声)

2. a feeling of excitement or anticipation (兴奋或期待的感觉)

词语辨析

1. buzzed vs drunk: "buzzed" indicates a lesser degree of intoxication than "drunk" (buzzed相较于drunk表示的是醉酒程度较轻)

2. buzzed vs high: "buzzed" is commonly used to describe the effects of alcohol, while "high" is often associated with the effects of drugs, especially marijuana (buzzed通常用于描述酒精的效果，而high则常用于描述药物，尤其是大麻的效果)

词汇扩充

1. buzz (动词): to make a low, continuous humming or buzzing sound (发出低沉连续的嗡嗡声)

2. buzz (名词): a low, continuous humming or buzzing sound (低沉连续的嗡嗡声)

3. buzzing (形容词): producing a continuous low humming or buzzing sound (发出连续低沉的嗡嗡声)

近义词

tipsy, intoxicated, high, exhilarated, excited

反义词

sober, clear-headed

柯林斯词典

buzzed (adjective)

If you say that you are buzzed, you mean that you are very excited or have a lot of energy.

buzz (noun)

If something gives you a buzz, it makes you feel very excited or pleased.

If there is a buzz in a place, people are excited and talking about something.

牛津词典

buzzed (adjective)

informal: slightly drunk or under the influence of drugs

full of energy or excitement

buzz (noun)

a continuous, low humming or murmuring sound

a feeling of excitement or energy

用法

1. I felt a little buzzed after having a few drinks at the party. (形容词)

我在派对上喝了几杯酒后感到有些醉意。

2. The buzz of the bees filled the garden. (名词)

蜜蜂的嗡嗡声充满了花园。

3. The news created a buzz among the fans. (名词)

这个消息在粉丝中引起了一阵骚动。

例句

1. I had a couple of beers and got a little buzzed. (我喝了几杯啤酒，有点醉了。)
2. She always gets buzzed at parties and ends up embarrassing herself. (她总是在派对上喝醉，最后弄得尴尬。)
3. The excitement in the air was palpable, and everyone was buzzing with anticipation. (空气中充满了兴奋，每个人都满怀期待。)
4. The buzz of the city was invigorating, and I couldn't help but feel energized. (城市的喧嚣令人振奋，我禁不住感到充满活力。)
5. The bees buzzed around the flowers, collecting nectar. (蜜蜂在花朵周围嗡嗡飞舞，采集花蜜。)
6. There was a buzz of excitement as the concert began. (音乐会开始时，兴奋的嗡嗡声响起。)
7. The news of their engagement created a buzz among their friends. (他们订婚的消息在朋友中引起了一阵骚动。)
8. The children were buzzing with excitement on the first day of summer vacation. (暑假第一天，孩子们兴奋异常。)
9. After a few drinks, he started feeling buzzed but still in control. (喝了几杯酒后，他开始感到有点醉了，但仍然保持着控制。)
10. She buzzed with enthusiasm about her new project. (她对自己的新项目充满热情。)
11. The constant buzz of the air conditioner made it difficult to concentrate. (空调持续发出的嗡嗡声让人难以集中注意力。)
12. He felt a buzz of anticipation as he waited for the results of the competition. (等待比赛结果时，他充满期待。)
13. They were buzzed about the upcoming concert and couldn't wait to see their favorite band perform. (他们对即将到来的音乐会感到兴奋，迫不及待地想看他们最喜欢的乐队表演。)
14. She was buzzed with energy after her morning run. (晨跑后，她精力充沛。)
15. The room was filled with the buzz of conversation as people mingled at the party. (人们在派对上交谈，屋子里弥漫着嗡嗡声。)
16. I love the buzz of the city, the constant activity and excitement. (我喜欢城市的喧嚣，不断的活动和兴奋。)
17. He felt a buzz of satisfaction when he finished the project ahead of schedule. (在提前完成项目时，他感到一阵满足感。)
18. She could hear the buzz of the crowd from the stadium. (她可以听到从体育场传来的人群嘈杂声。)
19. As the news spread, there was a buzz of anticipation throughout the office. (消息传开后，整个办公室充满了期待的嗡嗡声。)
20. The bee buzzed around the garden, collecting pollen from the flowers. (蜜蜂在花园里嗡嗡飞舞，采集花粉。)
21. She could feel the buzz of excitement in the air as the concert was about to start. (音乐会即将开始，她能感受到空气中的兴奋氛围。)