I didn't understand what the writer meant when he wrote that . --can you explain please ?
the sentence is ( it was warm in the kitchen . A blow-fly buzzed ,, a fan of whity steam came out of kettle ..

my question is : what's meaning of ( A blow - fly buzzed ) ??

I will appreciate your help
thank you .

Question

I didn't understand what the writer meant when he wrote that . --can you explain please ?
the sentence is ( it was warm in the kitchen . A blow-fly buzzed ,, a fan of whity steam came out of kettle ..

my question is : what's meaning of ( A blow - fly buzzed ) ??

I will appreciate your help 
thank you .

Answer

Nancy, I hope this helps.

A "blow-fly" is an insect (a fly) more commonly called a "bluebottle" in Britiain.
The noise it makes is a buzzing sound (like a chainsaw cutting through wood-buzzzzzzzzzzzz).

Buzzed is the past tense of buzz.

The noise that these insects make is a common sound in the summer-time and in literature it is often used to signify lazy-days.

Good luck

Stephen

Answer

A fly (الذباب) is making the buzz sound

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