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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a boop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in informal contexts, often to describe a light touch or poke, typically in a playful or affectionate manner.
Example: "She gave the puppy a boop on the nose, making it wag its tail excitedly."
Alternatives: "a poke" or "a tap".
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With appropriate tweaking of connection weights, the network eventually had no difficulty whatsoever in predicting the timing of a boop after any given beep.
Take note of Betty Paige, who was somewhat of a Boop in her time.
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To do so you just manually steer, overriding the system and deactivating the steering control with a boop-boop sound.
"I'm not a boop-te-boop," she said, speaking of swags and swoops and other traditional curtain configurations, employing one of several comic faces -- big eyes, mouth pucker -- she calls in like staff when she seeks help making a point.
On her second album, "Don't Stop" (Totally/Smalltown Supersound), amid a booping electropop track, the Norwegian songwriter Annie sings, "Don't get me wrong/I like you, but I don't like your band".
It was served in a Betty Boop lunch box, with a straw, a cookie and a comic book.
Jones had also owned a piano bar the Boop-a-Doop in Charlotte Street, Soho before he was forced to take a job as a porter, eventually finding better work for the Children's charity Barnardo's.
You may also wish to go into sounds & notifications and enable audio feedback – a gentle "boop" – when the Echo hears Alexa's name, so you know when it's listening.
Shawn tells Maudette that they are having a Betty Boop Night at the Roadhouse.
Jones had also owned a piano bar – the Boop-a-Doop in Charlotte Street, Soho – before he was forced to take a job as a porter, eventually finding better work for the Children's charity Barnardo's.
It makes a beep-boop sound when you press a button on the side.
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