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bleeping

/ˈbliːpɪŋ/

bleeping out

Translations

bleepingadjective

more bleeping

Comp.

most bleeping

Super.

/ˈbliːpɪŋ/

/ˈblipɪŋ/

putain deFamilier et vulgaire ; utilisé comme euphémisme de remplacement d’une insulte ou pour marquer l’agacement.

I can't believe this bleeping computer crashed again!

Je n'arrive pas à croire que ce putain d'ordinateur soit encore tombé en panne !

Synonyms

bleepingadverb

putain deFamilier et vulgaire ; intensif de remplacement d’un juron plus fort.

This is bleeping ridiculous!

C'est putain de ridicule !

Synonyms

bleepingnoun

bleepings

/ˈbliːpɪŋ/

bipLe son bref produit par un appareil électronique.

The constant bleeping of the smoke detector kept him awake.

Le bip constant du détecteur de fumée l'a empêché de dormir.

Synonyms

bleepverb

bleeping

Gerund

bleeped

Past Simple

bleeped

Past Participle

bleeping

Gerund

/bliːp/

biperÉmettre un bip.

The alarm system will bleep if the door is opened without authorization.

Le système d'alarme va biper si la porte est ouverte sans autorisation.

biperRemplacer un mot grossier par un bip sonore.

The television network decided to bleep out the swear words during the broadcast.

La chaîne de télévision a décidé de biper les jurons pendant la diffusion.

Additional translations

biperSurtout en anglais britannique, au sens de contacter par radiomessagerie.

Synonyms

Definitions

bleepingadjective

Used to replace a swear word or to express annoyance or frustration.

I can't believe this bleeping computer crashed again!

bleepingadverb

Used as an intensifier in place of a stronger swear word to add emphasis.

This is bleeping ridiculous!

bleepingnoun

The act or sound of emitting a short, high-pitched electronic tone.

The constant bleeping of the smoke detector kept him awake.

bleepverb

To emit a short, high-pitched sound or signal.

The alarm system will bleep if the door is opened without authorization.

To censor or cover up offensive language or content by replacing it with a bleep sound.

The television network decided to bleep out the swear words during the broadcast.

(chiefly British) To contact or summon (someone) by means of a pager.

Bleep the doctor if the patient's condition worsens.