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bleep
UK
/bliːp/
US
/blip/
bleep out
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bleep
noun
bleeps
pl
UK
/bliːp/
US
/blip/
пик
The bleep on the monitor indicated a change in the patient's condition.
Пик на мониторе указывал на изменение состояния пациента.
сигнал
The bleep from the pager alerted the doctor to an emergency.
Сигнал с пейджера предупредил врача о чрезвычайной ситуации.
Synonyms
signal
tone
alert
sound
beep
bleep
verb
bleeped
Past Simple
bleeped
Past Participle
bleeping
Gerund
UK
/bliːp/
US
/bliːp/
пикать
The machine will bleep when the process is complete.
Машина будет пикать, когда процесс завершится.
запикивать
They had to bleep out the swear words on the live broadcast.
Им пришлось запикивать ругательства в прямом эфире.
Synonyms
alert
notify
sound
signal
beep
bleep
interjection
Used as a mild euphemistic substitute for an obscenity in speech.
Synonyms
beep
dang
darn
drat
rats
blast
heck
Definitions
bleep
noun
A short, high-pitched sound made by an electronic device as a signal or alert.
The microwave emitted a bleep to indicate that the food was ready.
A sound used to censor offensive language in a broadcast.
The bleep was used to cover up the swear words during the live show.
(chiefly British) A signal, message, or call transmitted by a pager; a pager device.
I got a bleep from the hospital asking me to come in.
bleep
verb
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.
bleep
interjection
Used to replace or represent an obscenity or taboo word in speech.
Oh, bleep! I forgot my keys.
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