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bleep

/bliːp/

/blip/

bleep out

Traduzioni

bleepnoun

bleeps

/bliːp/

/blip/

bipSon bref émis par un appareil ou un système électronique.

The microwave emitted a bleep to indicate that the food was ready.

Le micro-ondes a émis un bip pour indiquer que le plat était prêt.

bipBruit de censure remplaçant un mot ou une expression offensante.

The bleep was used to cover up the swear words during the live show.

Le bip a été utilisé pour masquer les jurons pendant l'émission en direct.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

bipeurAppareil de radiomessagerie, surtout en anglais britannique.

Sinonimi

bleepverb

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.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

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

Sinonimi

bleepinterjection

Used as a mild euphemistic substitute for an obscenity in speech.

bipInterjection employée pour remplacer un gros mot.

Oh, bleep! I forgot my keys.

Oh, bip ! J'ai oublié mes clés.

Sinonimi

Definizioni

bleepnoun

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.

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.

bleepinterjection

Used to replace or represent an obscenity or taboo word in speech.

Oh, bleep! I forgot my keys.