Definition Conjugation
Definition of boop - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He greeted her with a friendly boop.
2.
- The machine emitted a boop every few seconds.
Verb
1.
- She likes to boop her cat on the nose.
2.
- The robot booped when it turned on.
Origin of boop
English, imitative sound
Examples of boop in a sentence
A quick boop on the nose made him laugh. A boop sounded as the timer ended. The device made a boop when turned on. He would boop his friend on the nose as a joke. The puppy tried to boop the ball with its paw. The device booped when it received a notification.
Every time you press the button, it boops.
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- French:tapotement, tapoter, ...
- German:freundliche Geste, stupsen, ...
- Italian:tocco affettuoso, toccare, ...
- Spanish:toquecito, tocar suavemente, ...
- Portuguese:toque amigável, tocar, ...
- Chinese:轻轻一碰, 轻触, ...
- Japanese:遊び心のあるジェスチャー, ちょんと触る, ...
- Arabic:إيماءة مرحة, نَقَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:נְקִישָׁה, לְנַגֵּעַ בְּעַדִּינוּת, ...
- Russian:лёгкий удар, тыкать, ...
- Ukrainian:постукування, доторкатися, ...
- Hindi:मज़ेदार इशारा, हल्के से छूना, ...
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