Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Beep"

A:

It can mean a few different things –

We all understand what is happening
Everything is fixed and ready to go
Everyone has the appropriate training
We have all the latest information

Something like that

A: オノマトペです。”Beep beep”とは車のクラクションとかアラーム時計とかボタンを押したりとかのオノマトペです。”Ribby ribby”とは聞いたことないんですけどカエルのケロケロみたいなオノマトペ。普通は”Ribbit ribbit”

A: it is onomatopeia, a word that represents a sound. Beep is the sound of a car horn or buttons

A: Why did it make a beeping sound?
for example, an alarm clock, a phone notification, a timer, a car horn

A: It’s an onomatopoeia so it’s like にやん or ワンワンと. So you could use it like this.

The truck made a beeping noise when it reversed.

A: to beep : to cause to sound .

a short, relatively high-pitched tone produced by a horn, electronic device, or the like as a signal, summons, or warning.


to set off :

1.begin a journey
2.make something start working
3.make something explode
4.cause something accidentally
5.make someone/something look attractive
6.make someone laugh/cry/talk a lot

A: Yeah, they're normal in writing. Personally, I would use "beep" 100% of the time. "Peep" makes me think of a chick (baby chicken)

A: I think “beep” is not correct. Do you mean “beam?” From star trek tv show?

A: Some more context or examples would help ...

Using "pop" is a colloquial way of saying that something is no trouble and/ or will not take very long

"I will pop to the shops on the way home" (I will pay a short visit)

"I'll pop into Mum's tomorrow and see how she is doing"

"I just popped on this new dress for a moment to see if it fits"

A: Most people say "honk the horn" or "beep the horn"
I've never heard anyone say "hit the beep"

A: I think it is because the person may not feel annoyed. the word annoyed relates more to anger or fury where as irritated can be more mildly unhappy or upset, for example if you hear a loud bang you aren't annoyed you may be unhappy because it scared you for a moment, you were irritated by the sound but it won't ruin your whole day.

From my point of view, reading "you may have been annoyed" in a showcase leaflet may encourage me to feel annoyed rather than just the mildly upset I may have been during the time I was experiencing the sound. this could lead to me making a bigger complaint than need be

A: It usually refers to sending an alert to someones pager. Which is a device that you could send a phone number to so the person could call you back. The pager would beep or vibrate when the alert went through. Since mobile phones became ubiquitous not many people still use them.