buzz into a place
buzz someone into a place
and buzz someone inFig. to push a button that opens a door latch electrically, allowing someone to use the door and enter. (The process creates a buzz while the latch is open.) My secretary will buzz you in. Please buzz in our guest. Oh, hello. I will buzz you into the lobby. Then take the elevator to apartment 310.
See also: buzz, place
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- buzz in
- buzz in(to someplace)
- open the door to
- open the door to (someone or something)
- answer the door
- open the door to/for somebody/something
- foot-in-the-door
- bump (up) against (someone or something)
- bump against
- on the knocker