bleeping

ˈbliːpɪŋ

Definition

Definition of bleeping - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

censoring

used to censor offensive words

The bleeping sound covered the swear words on TV.

bleeped

censoring

intensifier

used to intensify a statement or emotion

This bleeping car won't start again!

bloody

damn

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Origin of bleeping

English, bleep (sound) + -ing (suffix)

Terms with bleeping included in their meaning

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bleeper

censorship

device censoring language with bleeping sound

bleepy

adj.

sound

having bleeping noises like electronic sounds

Examples of bleeping in a sentence

His bleeping language was not suitable for kids.
I can't find my bleeping keys anywhere!
This bleeping weather is ruining my plans.

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French:de masquage sonore, satané, ...
German:piepsend, verdammt, ...
Italian:censurante, maledetto, ...
Spanish:de censura, maldito, ...
Portuguese:censurado, maldito, ...
Chinese:被哔声遮挡的, 该死的, ...
Japanese:ピー音, クソ, ...
Arabic:حاجِب, لَعِين, ...
Hebrew:מְצַפְצֵף, מְזוּרְגָּג, ...
Russian:цензурирующий, чертовский, ...
Ukrainian:цензуруючий, чортовий, ...
Hindi:बीप वाला, कमबख्त, ...
Bengali:বিপ-শব্দযুক্ত, ভীষণ, ...
Catalan:censurat, maleït, ...
Czech:pípací, blbý, ...
Danish:bippende, skide, ...
Dutch:piepend, verdomde, ...
Greek:που λογοκρίνει με ήχο μπιπ, καταραμένος, ...
Hungarian:kisípoló, rohadt, ...
Khmer:ប្រើសំឡេងប៊ីបដើម្បីបិទបាំងពាក្យអាសអាភាស, គួរឲ្យស្អប់, ...
Korean:삐 소리, 빌어먹을, ...
Persian:بیپ‌دار, لعنتی, ...
Polish:cenzurowanie, cholerny, ...
Portuguese (BR):censurado, maldito, ...
Romanian:cenzurând, nenorocit, ...
Swedish:pipande, jäkla, ...
Thai:ที่ใช้เสียงบี๊บปิดคำหยาบ, ที่ใช้เน้นอารมณ์หงุดหงิดหรือโมโห, ...
Turkish:bip sesi, lanet olası, ...
Vietnamese:dùng để che lời lẽ tục tĩu bằng tiếng bíp kiểm duyệt, dùng để nhấn mạnh sự bực bội hoặc cảm xúc mạnh, ...

bleep

bliːp

Definition of bleep - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

technologyshort high-pitched sound from an electronic device

The microwave made a bleep when the timer ended.

beep

ping

languageeuphemistic replacement for inappropriate language

They used a bleep to censor the swear word on TV.

censor

music

TECH.

genre of electronic music with goth influences

TECH.

She enjoys listening to bleep at the club.

Verb

sound emission

tr./intr.

emit a short high-pitched sound

tr./intr.

The machine will bleep to signal completion..

beep

chirp

censorship

tr.

censor offensive words in audio

tr.

They had to bleep out the swear words during the broadcast..

bleep out

censor

communication

tr.

Dated

contact someone using a pager

tr.

Dated

The doctor was bleeped for an emergency.

alert

page

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Expressions with bleep

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bleep out

remove or hide sensitive information

The document was bleeped out to protect privacy.

bleep censor

device replacing inappropriate audio with a bleep sound

The bleep censor activated during the live show.

Origin of bleep

English, imitative sound

Examples of bleep in a sentence

The device emitted a bleep to signal low battery.
The comedian's joke was full of bleeps.
During the live show, a bleep covered the offensive remark.
Bleep artists often perform at underground venues.
The festival featured a variety of bleep music acts.
The alarm will bleep every hour.

My watch will bleep when the timer ends.
The network decided to bleep the controversial remarks.
They will bleep any inappropriate language in the interview.
She bleeped him to confirm the meeting time.
The nurse bleeped the technician for assistance.

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French:bip, biper, ...
German:Piepsen, piepen, ...
Italian:bip, bippare, ...
Spanish:pitido, pitar, ...
Portuguese:bip, emitir um bip, ...
Chinese:哔声, 发出高音, ...
Japanese:ピッ, ビープ音を出す, ...
Arabic:صَوْت صَفِير, أَصْدَرَ صَوْتًا, ...
Hebrew:צִפְצוּף, לְצַפְצֵף, ...
Russian:писк, издавать писк, ...
Ukrainian:сигнал, пищати, ...
Hindi:बीप, बीप करना, ...
Bengali:বিপ, বিপ শব্দ করা, ...
Catalan:bip, fer un bip, ...
Czech:pípnutí, pípnout, ...
Danish:bip, bippe, ...
Dutch:piep, piepen, ...
Greek:μπιπ, κάνω μπιπ, ...
Hungarian:pittyenés, csipogni, ...
Khmer:សំឡេងប៊ីប, បន្លឺសំឡេងប៊ីប, ...
Korean:삐 소리, 삐 소리를 내다, ...
Persian:بیپ, بیپ زدن, ...
Polish:piknięcie, piszczeć, ...
Portuguese (BR):bip, bipar, ...
Romanian:bip, a bipa, ...
Swedish:pip, pipa, ...
Thai:เสียงบี๊บ, ส่งเสียงบี๊บ, ...
Turkish:bip sesi, biplemek, ...
Vietnamese:tiếng bíp, bíp, ...

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