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get a buzz out of something/doing something
collocation
(alsoget a buzz from sth/doing sth)
to get a feeling of excitement, energy, and pleasure out of something:
I get a buzz out of public speaking.在公共场合演讲让我感到兴奋。
I got such a buzz out of seeing the kids' faces at the show.
You can see what a buzz she gets from helping others.
Some people get a buzz from the fact that they are recognized in the street.
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I do what I do because I really get a buzz out of it.
If you get a buzz out of discovering new music, then this club is for you.
It was the buzz that I got out of standing on stage for the first time that made me want to be a performer.
I feel I am making a difference to people's lives, and I do get a buzz out of that.
There is no doubt that she gets a buzz from her work.
She admits she gets a huge buzz from seeing the characters she has created come to life on screen.
Do you still get a buzz from playing live, even at the end of such a long tour?
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
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avidity
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get-up-and-go
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pep
perkiness
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whirl
zealousness
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