blips

英 [blɪps]

美 [blɪps]

n.  目标(显示)标志(仪表屏幕上的闪亮光点，有时伴有短促尖声); 变故; 暂时性问题
blip的第三人称单数和复数

网络

柯林斯词典

• （雷达等仪器屏幕上的伴有短促尖声的）光点，信号
  Ablipis a small spot of light, sometimes occurring with a short, high-pitched sound, which flashes on and off regularly on a piece of equipment such as a radar screen.
• （直线上的）转折点，跳点
  Ablipin a straight line, such as the line on a graph, is a point at which the line suddenly makes a sharp change of direction before returning to its original direction.
• N-COUNT 暂时的突变；突然的中断
  Ablipin a situation is a sudden but temporary change or interruption in it.
  1. Interest rates generally have been declining since last spring, despite a few upward blips in recent weeks.
     尽管近几周出现了几次短暂的回升，但自去年春天开始利率在整体上还是一直呈下降趋势。

双语例句

• To the real techno-optimists, world wars are mere blips.
  对于真正的技术乐观主义者，世界大战只是一段杂音。
• Consumer tech companies are looking more like blips in the news cycle than actual companies.
  比起从事实体经济的企业，面向个人用户的科技企业在面对瞬息万变的变化时更容易成为一颗流星。
• Simulation of SSR blips, flight turns, flight level changes, speed adjustments, initialization or dynamic deployment of airplane position and status within authorization.
  模拟二次雷达信号功能、实现飞机的转弯、高度上升下降、速度调配，在授权范围内，初始化或动态调整飞机位置及状态。
• You see those blips? That's a Norwegian whaling fleet.
  看见那些吗？那是挪威捕鲸队。
• In December, Chinese goods and service sold abroad rose 13.4%, marking the slowest export growth since November 2009 aside from seasonal blips due to New Year holidays.
  2011年12月份，中国的商品和服务出口额增长了13.4%，撇开新年假期造成的季节性偏差，这是2009年11月以来最低的出口增速。
• Such short, targeted blips, dubbed Benford beacons, should be the targets of SETI efforts, a growing number of scientists say.
  越来越多的科学家认为，这种简短、定向的信息（被称为本福德信号）才应该是SETI搜索的目标。
• Viral "Blips": Benign or Portent of Bad Things to Come?
  病毒“信号”：坏事情到来的征兆？
• I can't believe I'm gonna die at the hands of converging red blips.
  我不相信我会死在雷达上的红色的小点。
• If you hear long blips, the phone is engaged.
  如果你听到长的嘟嘟声，那就表示电话线忙。
• These global crises are not just dips and blips in the up-and-down cycle of human history.
  这些全球危机不仅仅是人类历史起伏不定的周期中的短暂跌落。