catch a buzz

caught a buzz

Definition

Definition of catch a buzz - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

emotion

feel a slight excitement or euphoria

She caught a buzz from the thrilling roller coaster ride.

inebriation

Slang

become slightly inebriated without getting drunk

Slang

After two beers, he started to catch a buzz.

buzzed

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Expressions with catch

catch cold

become ill with a cold virus

She might catch cold if she goes out without a coat.

catch breath

pause to breathe after physical activity

After the run, she stopped to catch breath.

catch fire

start to burn or burst into flames

The dry leaves can easily catch fire.

catch flies

capture small flying insects

He used a net to catch flies.

catch someone's attention

make someone notice something

The bright colors caught her attention immediately.

catch up with

reach someone who is ahead

I had to run to catch up with her on the trail..

Expressions with buzz

buzz around

move quickly and busily from place to place

She buzzed around the kitchen preparing dinner.

buzz off

leave someone alone or go away quickly

Buzz off and let me finish my work!

buzz up

allow entrance by triggering an electronic lock

She buzzed up her friend from the lobby.

buzz about

move around quickly and busily

The office was buzzing about with activity.

give a buzz

call someone on the phone

I'll give you a buzz later.

give someone a buzz

call someone on the phone for a short talk

I'll give you a buzz after work.

buzz in

allow someone in by pressing a button or buzzer

Can you buzz in the delivery person?

buzz in someone's ear

talk persistently to someone

She kept buzzing in his ear about the upcoming project.

buzz of approval

low continuous sound showing approval or excitement

The crowd's buzz of approval filled the stadium.

buzz through

complete a task or review information quickly

He buzzed through the homework in no time.

Examples of catch a buzz in a sentence

After the good news, they caught a buzz and celebrated.
She could catch a buzz from just one cocktail.
He likes to catch a buzz on weekends with friends.

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French:ressentir une euphorie, être légèrement pompette, ...
German:eine leichte Aufregung spüren, einen Schwips bekommen, ...
Italian:provare un brivido, sentire un leggero stordimento, ...
Spanish:experimentar una euforia, sentir un cosquilleo, ...
Portuguese:sentir um frisson, ficar alegre, ...
Chinese:感到兴奋, 微醺, ...
Japanese:わくわくする, ほろ酔いになる, ...
Arabic:شَعَرَ بِالنَّشْوَة, شَعَرَ بِنَشْوَةٍ خَفيفَة, ...
Hebrew:לָחוּשׁ הִתְרַגְּשׁוּת, לְהִשְׁתַּכֵּר קַלּוֹת, ...
Russian:почувствовать возбуждение, слегка опьянеть, ...
Ukrainian:відчути збудження, ловити кайф, ...
Hindi:हल्की उत्तेजना महसूस करना, थोड़ा नशे में होना, ...
Bengali:সামান্য উত্তেজনা অনুভব করা, সামান্য নেশাগ্রস্ত হওয়া, ...
Catalan:sentir una lleugera emoció, agafar el punt, ...
Czech:nadchnout se, přiopít se, ...
Danish:føle en let spænding, blive småberuset, ...
Dutch:opgewonden raken, een lichte roes voelen, ...
Greek:νιώθω μια ελαφριά ευφορία, νιώθω ελαφρώς μεθυσμένος, ...
Hungarian:felspannolódni, becsípni, ...
Khmer:មានអារម្មណ៍រំភើបបន្តិច, ស្រវឹងបន្តិច, ...
Korean:흥분하다, 취기가 돌다, ...
Persian:هیجان زده شدن, کمی مست شد, ...
Polish:poczuć dreszczyk emocji, łapać fazę, ...
Portuguese (BR):sentir um frisson, ficar levemente embriagado, ...
Romanian:a simți o emoție, a se ameți, ...
Swedish:känna sig upprymd, bli småberusad, ...
Thai:รู้สึกตื่นเต้นเล็กน้อย, รู้สึกมึนเมาเล็กน้อย, ...
Turkish:hafif heyecan hissetmek, çakırkeyif olmak, ...
Vietnamese:cảm thấy phấn khích nhẹ, ngà ngà say, ...

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