Examples of using Abuzz in English and their translations into German
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The art world is abuzz.
This release is*abuzz* with bug fixes get it?
During the day, things are always abuzz here.
Every day abuzz with fishermen, cargo boats and houseboats.
The lobby at the Moorings is typically abuzz with activity.
Scientists are abuzz, scrambling to try and understand it.
Following Edward Snowden's revelations about the US National Security Agency,the international community has been abuzz with discussion over new models for Internet governance.
The auto world is abuzz over a new car just recently released.
Locality: Airport: Charleston(CHS), map, price from: 102€ per night Passing through Charleston on a business trip or carefree vacation,care to stay in Aloft Charleston Airport and Convention Centre and abuzz with the energy of discovery and interaction.
We all followed behind, minds abuzz with more questions than answers.
The place is abuzz as dozens of staff members prepare for the day ahead, and welcome guests as they arrive.
Fashion week has been all abuzz about your bras.
When the campus is abuzz with student activity, there seems to be music coming from all corners of the campus.
The stock exchanges haven't been so abuzz since 2008 claims the BBC.
The hotel is always abuzz, and though there's never really a slow season, the property tends to be quieter during the school months.
During the day China Town's main strip andnumerous side streets are abuzz with everyday trading, business and shopping activity.
Additionally, the streets are abuzz with people shopping and preparing for the upcoming holiday season, which lasts from late December into mid-January.
The Hahnenkamm downhill race in winter is notthe only time Kitzbühel, Tyrol's legendary ski resort town, is abuzz. Another event, this one during the summer, has also achieved cult status: the Golf Festival.
The city is abuzz with brightly and artfully painted buildings, hip bars, and fine-dining eateries, plus several excellent museums to learn about its past.
But now, the industry is already abuzz with talks of a 400G broadband capacity.
The atmosphere is abuzz with activity while remaining relatively free of the cacophony of the adjoining train station-- grand hallways leading to tucked-away lounge areas provide secluded retreats away from the hubbub.
Researcher(1): The humans are all abuzz about some group called the White Mantle.
The Internet is abuzz with'words from God' about everything from mystery planet Nibiru grazing the earth to California falling into the ocean, to Israel going to war, to the US economy crashing, and so much more.
Brona McVittie reports:: October 2006Evidently inspired by his dad, Arthur Kornberg, who won the Nobel prize in 1959 for his work on describing the DNA polymerase enzyme that facilitates DNA replication, young Roger published a researchpaper in 2001 that set the scientific community abuzz.
A good deal of businesses went abuzz on various penis enlargement procedures and devices.
Social networks have been abuzz, with the hashtags 15sPT and QueSeLixeATroika still being used on Twitter.
The Providence Biltmore was abuzz with fashionistas last night for the second night of Style Week.
Expert SEO Forums have been abuzz over a new Adsense tip which has seen a dramatic increase in CTR's.
The lobby and mezzanine levels are abuzz with guests-- who are pretty much a fifty-fifty split of business travelers here to attend conferences and leisure travelers on vacation.
Recently the Internet was abuzz with images from NASA's Stereo Behind satellite, showing what is purported to be Earth-sized objects circling and close to the Sun.