Definition of bip - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
soundRare short high-pitched soundRare
- The machine emitted a bip every few seconds.
2.
communicationRare brief signal or alertRare
- She received a bip on her pager.
Verb
1.
signal soundtr./intr. Rare make a short beeptr./intr. Rare
- The pager bipped twice during the meeting.
2.
- Thieves bipped the parked SUV near the trailhead.
Origin of bip
imitative, bip (beep-like sound)
Examples of bip in a sentence
The device let out a bip when it was turned on. A bip from his phone alerted him. The device emitted a bip every hour. My watch bipped at six exactly. A taxi bipped outside the hotel. Tourists get bipped there all the time.
Someone bipped our rental car at the beach.
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- French:bip, biper, ...
- German:Piep, piepen, ...
- Italian:bip, bippare, ...
- Spanish:bip, bipar, ...
- Portuguese:bip, apitar, ...
- Chinese:哔声, 哔一声, ...
- Japanese:ビープ音, ピッと鳴る, ...
- Arabic:صوت بيب, أَصْدَرَ صَفيرًا قَصيرًا, ...
- Hebrew:צִפְצוּף, לְצַפְצֵף, ...
- Russian:бип, пищать, ...
- Ukrainian:біп, пікати, ...
- Hindi:बीप, बीप करना, ...
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