| 词汇 | buzzer |
| 释义 | buzzer noun 1 a badge US, 1914. 2 a burglar alarm US, 1949. 3 a door-bell US, 1934. 4 in a hospital casualty department, a defibrillator paddle US, 1994. 5 in horse racing, a battery-powered device used illegally by a jockey to shock a horse during a race US, 1942 moll buzzerA thief, often a pickpocket, who targets women. My mother had her purse stolen by a moll buzzer today! at the buzzer1. In sports or similar competitions, literally immediately before a buzzer sounds to signal the end of a period, quarter, game, etc. Typically said of a score that occurs at this moment. It's so disappointing that the other team beat us by scoring a goal right at the buzzer. Whew, I said the right answer right at the buzzer. 2. By extension, at the last possible moment. Today's issue went to print right at the buzzer. Any more time and it would have been late. at the ˈbuzzer(American English) at the end of a game or period of play: He missed a three-point attempt at the buzzer.The Eagles won at the buzzer 66-64.A buzzer is an electrical device that makes a sound as a signal, for example to show that no time is left in a game. |
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