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beep

/beep/US // bip //UK // (biːp) //

哔哔声,哔声,提示音,响声

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a short, relatively high-pitched tone produced by a horn, electronic device, or the like as a signal, summons, or warning.
    • : one of the periodic signals sounded by a beeper.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to make or emit such a sound: When the timer beeps, take the cake out of the oven.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to sound: impatient drivers beeping their horns.
    • : to announce, warn, summon, etc., by beeping: The doctor was beeped to call the hospital.

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Examples

  • Getting jolted back into wakefulness by a harsh, robotic beep every morning isn’t the most pleasant of experiences.

  • If your computer has been making strange noises, such as the sound of constant disk access, a high-pitched whirring, or a warning beep, this might be your problem.

  • Soon we heard the frenetic stream of high-pitched beeps that indicated we had begun to collect functional images of his brain.

  • Those beeps were part of a big August 28, 2020 reveal of the nerve-watching tech by Neuralink.

  • With deadlines looming, calls to make and emails to answer, it was like my phone was alive, lighting up with job after job, demanding my attention with high-pitched alerts and jarring beeps.

  • The device issues an audible beep when any of these events occur.

  • When the battery gets low, they beep a lot, which causes people to disconnect them.

  • Every time the minute was up, the phone would beep, which was excruciating for the person crouching by a door vent.

  • "The beep's from the North Pole," the instrument man reported instantly.

  • You try to keep the beep increasing in loudness as it gets fainter if you are turning to either side.

  • Joe heard an insistent, swift beep-beep-beep-beep which would be the radars of the approaching jets.

  • When you are headed properly you pick up a steady beep on your radio.

  • They have a long pole, or staff, in their hands to beep themselves from falling.