bleep
noun [ C ] uk/bliːp/ us/bliːp/
（尤指机器反复发出的）短促响亮的声音;滴答声;嘟嘟声
a short, high sound made by a machine, especially if it is repeated
He wears a wristwatch with an irritating bleep. 他戴的手表总是发出令人讨厌的滴答声。
US informal（说话时用来替代脏话）
used when someone is speaking, to avoid saying a swear word
Where the bleep are my keys? 我他那什么的钥匙去哪儿啦？
bleep
verb uk/bliːp/ us/bliːp/
[ I ]（机器）发出短促响亮的声音
(of a machine) to make a short, high sound
I heard his alarm clock bleeping this morning. 今天早晨我听见他的闹钟在当当响。
[ T ] UK (US beep)（用传呼机）呼叫
to call someone, for example a doctor, by sending a signal to a bleeper that they carry
Bleep me if his condition worsens. 如果他的情况恶化，就给我打传呼。
bleep something (out) （在电视等节目中，为了避免冒犯观众）用短促的电子声遮盖脏话
(on TV, etc.) to replace a swear word with an electronic sound so that people will not hear the swear word and be offended
Oops! Can you bleep that? 哎呀！你能用电子声遮盖那一句吗？
If I told you my actual thoughts on the subject right now, you'd have to bleep them out.
She used a swear word in the interview which they bleeped out.
He took to the stage to perform his latest hit, which was bleeped several times.
They showed a clip from her acceptance speech with the bad words bleeped out.