英语词汇“plip”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Plip¹

(also PLIP, plip)

noun plɪp

A remote control automatic locking system on a motor vehicle.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in The Times. Shortened from the name of Paul Lipschutz, French inventor who designed the system in 1978.

plip²

exclamation plɪp

Representing a small, abrupt, hollow sound, as of an object dropping into water, a bubble bursting softly, etc. Frequently reduplicated, or in combination with other similar sounds.

noun plɪp

Such a small hollow sound.

Origin

Early 20th century. Imitative. Compare plop, plop, plup interjection.

Plip¹

(also PLIP, plip)

nounplɪp

A remote control automatic locking system on a motor vehicle.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in The Times. Shortened from the name of Paul Lipschutz, French inventor who designed the system in 1978.

plip²

exclamationplɪp

Representing a small, abrupt, hollow sound, as of an object dropping into water, a bubble bursting softly, etc. Frequently reduplicated, or in combination with other similar sounds.

nounplɪp

Such a small hollow sound.

Origin

Early 20th century. Imitative. Compare plop, plop, plup [interjection].

单词	plip
释义	Plip¹ (also PLIP, plip) noun plɪp A remote control automatic locking system on a motor vehicle. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in The Times. Shortened from the name of Paul Lipschutz, French inventor who designed the system in 1978. plip² exclamation plɪp Representing a small, abrupt, hollow sound, as of an object dropping into water, a bubble bursting softly, etc. Frequently reduplicated, or in combination with other similar sounds. noun plɪp Such a small hollow sound. Origin Early 20th century. Imitative. Compare plop, plop, plup interjection. noun.1 int.1 Plip¹ (also PLIP, plip) nounplɪp A remote control automatic locking system on a motor vehicle. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in The Times. Shortened from the name of Paul Lipschutz, French inventor who designed the system in 1978. plip² exclamationplɪp Representing a small, abrupt, hollow sound, as of an object dropping into water, a bubble bursting softly, etc. Frequently reduplicated, or in combination with other similar sounds. nounplɪp Such a small hollow sound. Origin Early 20th century. Imitative. Compare plop, plop, plup [interjection]. noun.1 int.1
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