runrún

m.

buzz.

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runrún

► nombre masculino

1 (ruido) buzz, noise, murmur

2 familiar (rumor) rumour (US rumor)

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SM

1) [de voces] murmur

2) (=rumor) rumour, rumor (EEUU), buzz *

3) [de una máquina] whirr

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masculino (de motor) purring, humming; (de voces) hum, murmur

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= whirr [whir, -USA], whirring sound, whirring noise, whirring.

Ex. The best way to describe this recurring noise is as a tone, rather than beep or a whirr or anything overly mechanical .

Ex. The whirring sound is more than likely the pressure plate.

Ex. Since then, the computer has started to make a whirring noise everytime it is booted up.

Ex. In the past, the whirring of a fan motor was the only thing homeowners might have noticed when it came to bathroom ventilation.

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masculino (de motor) purring, humming; (de voces) hum, murmur

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= whirr [whir, -USA], whirring sound, whirring noise, whirring.

Ex: The best way to describe this recurring noise is as a tone, rather than beep or a whirr or anything overly mechanical .

Ex: The whirring sound is more than likely the pressure plate.

Ex: Since then, the computer has started to make a whirring noise everytime it is booted up.

Ex: In the past, the whirring of a fan motor was the only thing homeowners might have noticed when it came to bathroom ventilation.

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runrún

masculine

(de un motor) purring, humming; (de voces) hum, murmur

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runrún n fam (de personas) hum, murmur
(de ruidos) purring: se quedó dormido con el runrún de las olas, he fell asleep listening to the lapping of the waves
'runrún' also found in these entries:
English:
run

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runrún nm

1. [ruido] hum;

se escuchaba un runrún de voces a hum of voices could be heard

2. [chisme] rumour

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runrún

m fam

murmur