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blip
blip B0325800 (blĭp)n.1. A spot of light on a radar or sonar screen indicating the position of a detected object, such as an aircraft or a submarine. Also called pip3.2. A high-pitched electronic sound; a bleep.3. A transient sharp upward or downward movement, as on a graph.4. A temporary or insignificant phenomenon, especially a brief departure from the normal: "The decline in the share of GNP going to health ... appears to be a one-time blip in the historic trend rather than the start of a new trend" (Atlantic).tr.v. blipped, blip·ping, blips To bleep.
[Imitative.]blip (blɪp) n1. a repetitive sound, such as that produced by an electronic device, by dripping water, etc2. Also called: pip the spot of light or a sharply peaked pulse on a radar screen indicating the position of an object3. (Music, other) a temporary irregularity recorded in performance of somethingvb, blips, blipping or blipped (intr) to produce such a noise[C20: of imitative origin]blip (blɪp)
n., v. blipped, blip•ping. n. 1. a. a spot of light on a radar screen indicating the position of an object, as a plane. b. any small spot of light on a display screen. 2. a brief interruption, as in the continuity of a recorded sound or a motion-picture film. 3. a brief upturn, as in revenue. 4. bleep (def. 1). v.i. 5. to move or proceed in short, erratic movements. v.t. 6. bleep (def. 5). [1945–50] blipThe luminous image of an object on a visual display.blip
Past participle: blipped
Gerund: blipping
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| I blip | | you blip | | he/she/it blips | | we blip | | you blip | | they blip |
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| I blipped | | you blipped | | he/she/it blipped | | we blipped | | you blipped | | they blipped |
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| I am blipping | | you are blipping | | he/she/it is blipping | | we are blipping | | you are blipping | | they are blipping |
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| I have blipped | | you have blipped | | he/she/it has blipped | | we have blipped | | you have blipped | | they have blipped |
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| I was blipping | | you were blipping | | he/she/it was blipping | | we were blipping | | you were blipping | | they were blipping |
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| I had blipped | | you had blipped | | he/she/it had blipped | | we had blipped | | you had blipped | | they had blipped |
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| I will blip | | you will blip | | he/she/it will blip | | we will blip | | you will blip | | they will blip |
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| I will have blipped | | you will have blipped | | he/she/it will have blipped | | we will have blipped | | you will have blipped | | they will have blipped |
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| I will be blipping | | you will be blipping | | he/she/it will be blipping | | we will be blipping | | you will be blipping | | they will be blipping |
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| I have been blipping | | you have been blipping | | he/she/it has been blipping | | we have been blipping | | you have been blipping | | they have been blipping |
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| I will have been blipping | | you will have been blipping | | he/she/it will have been blipping | | we will have been blipping | | you will have been blipping | | they will have been blipping |
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| I had been blipping | | you had been blipping | | he/she/it had been blipping | | we had been blipping | | you had been blipping | | they had been blipping |
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| I would blip | | you would blip | | he/she/it would blip | | we would blip | | you would blip | | they would blip |
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| I would have blipped | | you would have blipped | | he/she/it would have blipped | | we would have blipped | | you would have blipped | | they would have blipped |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  blip - a sudden minor shock or meaningless interruption; "the market had one bad blip today"; "you can't react to the day-to-day blips"; "renewed jitters in the wake of a blip in retail sales"blow, shock - an unpleasant or disappointing surprise; "it came as a shock to learn that he was injured" | | 2. |  blip - a radar echo displayed so as to show the position of a reflecting surfaceradar target, pipradar echo - an electronic signal that has been reflected back to the radar antenna; contains information about the location and distance of the reflecting object |
Translationsblip
blip1. A brief signal or flash of light on a screen. We were beginning to lose hope when a blip on the screen finally indicated the ship's position.2. By extension, something that is brief and inconsequential. Come on, that was just a blip in an otherwise fun day—stop dwelling on it.blip (blɪp)1. n. an intermittently appearing light on a radar screen. A blip caught the controller’s eye for an instant. 2. n. anything quick and insignificant; a onetime thing of little importance. It was nothing, just a blip. The press blew it out of proportion. blip
blip[blip] (electronics) The display of a received pulse on the screen of a cathode-ray tube. Also known as pip. An ideal infrared radiation detector that detects with unit quantum efficiency all of the radiation in the signal for which the detector was designed, and responds only to the background radiation noise that comes from the field of view of the detector. (graphic arts) A mark, spot, or line on a medium such as microfilm that is optically sensed and is used for counting or timing. blipThe display of a received pulse on a cathoderay tube (CRT). Normally, blip refers to returns from aircraft and not those from permanent objects or features. Also called a pip or an echo.blip(1) An individual Google Wave message. See Google Wave.
(2) A mark, line or spot on a medium, such as microfilm, that is optically sensed and used for timing or counting purposes.blip
blip (blip) A temporary deviation in a measurement from its baseline or its expected range.FinancialSeePipBLIP
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| BLIP➣Bluetooth Local Information Point | | BLIP➣Branch Library Improvement Program (California) | | BLIP➣Background Limited Performance | | BLIP➣Brookhaven Linac Isotope Producer | | BLIP➣Bluetooth Local Infotainment Point (Ericsson) | | BLIP➣Brief Limited Intermittent Psychosis (behavioral science) | | BLIP➣Background - Limited Infrared Photodetection | | BLIP➣Battlefield Laser Implication Program |
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Synonyms for blipnoun a sudden minor shock or meaningless interruptionRelated Wordsnoun a radar echo displayed so as to show the position of a reflecting surfaceSynonymsRelated Words |