buzzy

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And it’s a very buzzy summer’s day – hot, lots of little insects in the air, and she was just sittin’, playing with an acoustic.
那是一個(gè)很惱人的夏天——非常熱，還有很多蟲子到処飛來(lái)飛去，但她処之泰然，坐著彈一把原音吉他。
Though the term has gotten buzzy in the tech world, many Americans still don't quite understand the term or its implications for the way they use technology.
雖然雲(yún)計(jì)算在科技界炙手可熱，但許多美國(guó)人仍不清楚雲(yún)計(jì)算的確切含義，要麼弄不清自己在那些方麪使用了雲(yún)計(jì)算。
For interference to disrupt a digital transmission, it has to affect the signal enough that the receiver can't piece anything back together. It doesn't simply get fuzzy or buzzy.
如果電子信號(hào)傳輸出現(xiàn)乾擾，這種乾擾足以讓接收器根本無(wú)法將分散信號(hào)重新整郃，聽到的就不單是模糊不清或者嗡嗡聲了。

More recently, it has branched into buzzy new areas such as augmented reality and mobile health initiatives.
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But if your dining-out checklist includes a buzzy room, fresh food, and good service, then mission accomplished.
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Next, head to the buzzy neighborhood of Ballard for a leisurely afternoon of lunch and window-shopping.
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exciting, especially because a lot of people are present and a lot of things are happening

If a place, event, or atmosphere is buzzy, it is lively, interesting, and modern.