beep in Japanese
beep in Japanese is ビープ音, 発信音 — beep means a short, high-pitched electronic sound.
beep in Japanese
ビープ音
Pronounced: bīpuon
A short, electronically produced tone.
発信音
Pronounced: hasshin'on
A short, electronically produced tone.
What does "beep" mean?
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noun A short, high-pitched electronic sound.
"The microwave let out a beep when the time was up."
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verb To make a short electronic sound, or to sound a car horn.
"He beeped the horn to let her know he was outside."
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beep in a sentence
- The microwave let out a beep when the time was up.
- He beeped the horn to let her know he was outside.
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What is "beep" in Japanese?
"beep" in Japanese is ビープ音, 発信音. beep means: A short, high-pitched electronic sound.
How do you pronounce ビープ音?
"beep" in Japanese is ビープ音, pronounced "bīpuon".
How do you use "beep" in a sentence?
Example: "The microwave let out a beep when the time was up." In Japanese, "beep" is ビープ音, 発信音.
Are there other ways to say "beep" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "beep": ビープ音, 発信音.
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