chirp

UK
/tʃɜːp/
US
/tʃɜrp/

Translations

chirpnoun
chirps
pl
UK
/tʃɜːp/
US
/tʃɜrp/
The chirp of the birds woke me up in the morning.
Чириканье птиц разбудило меня утром.
The chirp of the cricket was loud in the quiet night.
Писк сверчка был громким в тихую ночь.
I love listening to the chirp of sparrows in the garden.
Я люблю слушать щебет воробьев в саду.
Additional translations
chirpverb
chirped
Past Simple
chirped
Past Participle
chirping
Gerund
UK
/tʃɜːp/
US
/tʃɝːp/
The sparrows chirp happily in the garden.
Воробьи счастливо щебечут в саду.
The birds chirp in the early morning.
Птицы чирикают рано утром.

Definitions

chirpnoun
A short, sharp sound made by small birds or insects.
The morning was filled with the cheerful chirp of sparrows.
A brief, high-pitched sound made by an electronic device.
The smoke detector emitted a chirp to indicate low battery.
A signal whose frequency increases or decreases over time; a frequency sweep, especially in radar or communications.
Engineers sent a chirp through the fiber-optic cable to test for attenuation.
chirpverb
To make a short, sharp, high-pitched sound, like that of a small bird.
The birds chirp happily in the early morning.
To speak in a lively or cheerful manner.
She chirped a greeting as she entered the room.
Of a signal, to vary in frequency over a brief interval; to perform a frequency sweep.
To correct dispersion, the laser pulse was chirped before entering the amplifier.