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Definition of «blip»

A blip is a brief, unexpected or temporary occurrence. It can refer to something that happens suddenly and quickly, often without any lasting impact or consequence. In some contexts, it may also be used to describe an abnormal reading on a monitor or screen, such as an error message or glitch.

Usage examples

  1. The radar screen showed a blip approaching quickly, indicating an incoming aircraft.
  2. The company's revenue experienced a blip when they launched a new product, but it quickly returned to normal levels.
  3. During the presentation, there was a blip in the audio, causing a temporary disruption in the sound.
  4. The stock market saw a blip in prices as news of a merger broke, causing a surge in trading activity.
  5. While driving through a remote area, I noticed a blip on my GPS indicating a nearby gas station.

Phrases with «blip»

Sentences with «blip»

  • We have to keep a particular eye on blips on the radar screen, things that are just starting to emerge, before they become so public that 17 pharmaceutical companies are going after the same target.» (businessinsider.com)
  • One would think that such a data breach and the company's subsequent nonchalance about its impact would cause some sort of blip in terms of Snapchat's usage or growth. (techcrunch.com)
  • Some trends are long - lasting and some are just blips on the radar, for a short period of time. (babygaga.com)
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