Bleep Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈbɫip/

bleep

UK

/blˈiːp/

bleep

التعريف

A short, high-pitched electronic sound, often made by devices or used to replace offensive words on TV or radio.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Bleep' can be a noun or verb. As a noun, it refers to the sound; as a verb, to make the sound or censor words. Common in phrases like 'bleep out.' Used in tech (alarms) or media (censorship). Informal, mostly spoken.

• Spanish: pitido - bipeo (censura)
• Portuguese (BR): bipe - bip (censura)
• Portuguese (PT): bipe - bip (censura)
• Chinese (Simplified): 哔声 - 消音哔声
• Chinese (Traditional): 嗶聲 - 消音嗶聲
• Hindi: बीप - सेंसर बीप
• Arabic: صفارة إلكترونية - صوت رقابي
• Bengali: বিপ - পিপ
• Russian: пик - бип
• Japanese: ピー音
• Vietnamese: tiếng bíp
• Korean: 삑 - 삐 소리
• Turkish: bip - bip sesi
• Urdu: بیپ
• Indonesian: bip - suara bip

جمل نموذجية

The microwave makes a bleep when the food is ready.

basic

There was a loud bleep from the alarm clock.

basic

On TV, bad words are covered with a bleep sound.

basic

Sorry, I didn’t catch that—there was a bleep right over your voice.

natural

She laughed when her curse word got bleeped out on live radio.

natural

Every time I try to open the door late, the alarm goes off with a loud bleep.

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