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Meanings of blip in English
Russian
blip 
Dedicated handheld game console released in 1977.
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Examples for "pip"
Examples for "pip"
1
It'd give any one the pip for the rest of his natural.
2
Would my international competitors pip me to the post on key projects?
3
She said Bucky told her it was a pip of a fire.
4
Feeding all by myself in that dining-room fairly gives me the pip.
5
Nibletts certified the cause of death as that unmentionable complaint, the pip.
1
A fighter had been scrambled, but when it got into the proper area, the radar target was off the scope.
2
If they are, then it is necessary to determine whether the radar targets were real or caused by the weather.
3
Every day the lives of thousands of people depended upon their interpretation of the radar targets they saw on their scopes.
4
"No," he said, "I can't believe that those radar targets were caused by weather.
5
HMAS Success detected two radar targets within the search area, but could not locate the targets on further investigation of the area.
Usage of blip in English
1
Given Amazon's impeccable service reputation, that blip won't hurt it long term.
2
What nobody has mentioned is that beards are a common post-holiday blip.
3
At issue now is whether this was a blip or something deeper.
4
So Tor sent a blip to MediaCorp, asking for a press intervention.
5
This is a temporary blip, so don't act on it just yet.
6
Indeed, Nexus One sales are barely a blip on the market-share charts.
7
Nothing that should've drawn Speckman's notice-justan added blip in the metadata.
8
Macklin stepped over to watch the blip approaching up the mountain road.
9
Tisci's track record for courting millennials suggests this is just a blip.
10
But in the segment, Mr Cleave argues it's just a mathematical blip.
11
For the rest of us, they were a blip on the radar.
12
This could be no more than a blip but it bears watching.
13
The Swansea game on Sunday was a big blip, the midfielder says.
14
If not, EDM will be more of a blip than a boom.
15
A white blip on the surface marked the objective-GeneralGorman's slender beachhead.
16
English Premiership: Arsenal see it as a blip, pessimists as a full-blown crisis.
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Blip through the time
Blip across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common