Object

• noise: An Undergraduate's Day There was a loud bleeping noise from the computer.

• sound: He picked up the telephone receiver and heard the bleeping sound.

• pharmacist: Out of hours ( 5pm to 9am ) ask the switchboard ( 0845 226 3000 ) to bleep the on-call Pharmacist.

Converse of object

• hear: The recipient will then hear a bleep, then receive your message on screen, with a short header attached.

• give: I continued my search with it set on zero, knowing the Iron would give a double bleep.

• have: Early afternoon I had a single bleep from my left hand rod.

• emit: It emits bleeps at half-second intervals and has a range of between 20 and 30 meters.

• make: The toads live in underground burrows and make electronic bleeps audible from a distance of 30 meters.

Adjective modifier

• audible: It also has an audible BLEEP for heart rate training zone alarm.

• electronic: The toads live in underground burrows and make electronic bleeps audible from a distance of 30 meters.

• single: Early afternoon I had a single bleep from my left hand rod.

• short: An incoming call produces a short bleep initially, then a full ringing sound.

• double: I continued my search with it set on zero, knowing the Iron would give a double bleep.

Modifies a noun

• test: Most of the squad had taken part in a bleep test in the final training session of last season.

• number: Bleep number or " on Ward No: between 9.00 - 11.00 " ).

• holder: If there is a clinical problem contact your normal bleep holder who will pass this to the control team.

Modifying Another Word

• not: If it does not bleep, I look at the meter and make a judgment.

• just: For example, 1 x 5 mins 1 x 3 mins, then repeat, or just bleep every 5 mins.

• away: I don't recall hearing any vacuum cleaners, but tills were in evidence bleeping away.

Noun used with modifier

• emergency: Please do not use the emergency bleep number for non-urgent matters.