Hum
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British pronunciation/hˈʌm/
American pronunciation/ˈhəm/

Definición y Significado de "hum"

to hum
01

tararear, canturrear

to sing a tune with closed lips
Intransitive
to hum definition and meaning
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She liked to hum while she worked, finding it helped her concentrate.
He hummed as he walked down the street.
The children hummed together to create a soothing melody.
02

zumbar, tararear

to make a low, continuous, and steady sound
Intransitive
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The cicadas hummed in the trees, creating a background melody.
The refrigerator hummed softly in the kitchen.
The crickets hummed in the warm summer evening.
03

zumbar, ronronear

to be filled with a continuous, low noise
Intransitive: to hum with a low steady sound
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The room hummed with the sound of the air conditioning unit.
The library hummed with the quiet murmur of students studying.
The electronics store hummed with the sounds of various gadgets and devices.
04

zumbir, trabajar

to be busy or engaged in a lot of activity or work
Intransitive: to hum with activity
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The kitchen hummed with the sounds of pots and pans as dinner was being prepared.
The city seemed to hum with excitement during the annual festival.
As the construction project progressed, the site hummed with workers and machinery.
01

zumbido, murmullo

a humming noise
02

zumbido, actividad

the state of being or appearing to be actively engaged in an activity
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