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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
bleeping [Brit ˈbliːpɪŋ, Am ˈblipɪŋ] ADJ Am inf, euph
bleeping
sacré inf
I. bleep [Brit bliːp, Am blip] N
1. bleep (signal):
bip m
bleep RADIO, TV
top m
2. bleep Brit → bleeper
II. bleep [Brit bliːp, Am blip] VB trans
1. bleep Brit (summon with a pager):
2. bleep:
bleep RADIO, TV word, person
III. bleep [Brit bliːp, Am blip] VB intr
IV. bleep [Brit bliːp, Am blip] INTERJ Am euph
bleeper [Brit ˈbliːpə, Am ˈblipər] N Brit
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I. bleep [bli:p] TECH N
bip m
II. bleep [bli:p] TECH VB intr
III. bleep [bli:p] TECH VB trans
in the PONS Dictionary
I. bleep [blip] TECH N
bip m
II. bleep [blip] TECH VB intr
III. bleep [blip] TECH VB trans
Present
Ibleep
youbleep
he/she/itbleeps
webleep
youbleep
theybleep
Past
Ibleeped
youbleeped
he/she/itbleeped
webleeped
youbleeped
theybleeped
Present Perfect
Ihavebleeped
youhavebleeped
he/she/ithasbleeped
wehavebleeped
youhavebleeped
theyhavebleeped
Past Perfect
Ihadbleeped
youhadbleeped
he/she/ithadbleeped
wehadbleeped
youhadbleeped
theyhadbleeped
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
When required to answer an emergency call, retained firefighters are summoned to the fire station by a radio pager (also known as a bleeper).
en.wikipedia.org
He makes sure that the practical lines of communication work well (he has a bleeper) but says that it is rare to have an emergency.
www.camdennewjournal.com
Her midnight squeaks were like my bleeper going off summoning me to attention.
www.telegraph.co.uk
If a restaurant is full, you're alerted on a bleeper when a table becomes available - a much better system.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Initially, mainly profanity was bleeped and pixelated, but later episodes were bleeped for explicit language, sometimes to such an exit.
en.wikipedia.org

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