Cheeping Meaning in English
word · lemma: cheep
ˈtʃiːpɪŋ
CHEEP-ing
tʃˈiːpɪŋ
CHEEP-ing
Definition
Making short, high-pitched sounds like those made by baby birds or chicks.
Usage & Nuances
'Cheeping' is usually used to describe the sound of small birds or chicks. It's almost always related to birds, especially young ones. Not used for people or objects. The verb 'cheep' is less common for adult birds.
Spanish: piar - gorjear (de pájaros pequeños)Portuguese (BR): piar - pio (de filhotes de pássaros)Portuguese (PT): piar - chilrear (de aves pequenas)Chinese (Simplified): 叽叽喳喳（小鸟叫声）Chinese (Traditional): 吱吱喳喳（小鳥叫聲）Hindi: चहचहाना (चूजों का स्वर)Arabic: زقزقة (صوت صغار الطيور)Bengali: চিঁ চিঁ আওয়াজ - চিঁ চিঁ শব্দRussian: пискJapanese: ピヨピヨ鳴くこと - ピヨピヨという鳴き声Vietnamese: tiếng kêu chiếp chiếpKorean: 짹짹거림 - 삐약거림Turkish: cikleme sesiUrdu: چوں چوں (آواز)Indonesian: suara mencicit - suara anak burung
Example Sentences
The chicks are cheeping in their nest.
basic
We heard the cheeping of baby sparrows outside the window.
basic
The sound of cheeping filled the barn.
basic
Early in the morning, the soft cheeping woke me up.
natural
"Listen to that constant cheeping—there must be a nest nearby," she said.
natural
The barn felt alive with the cheeping of dozens of new chicks.
natural