9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Chirp' in a Sentence
"To produce a distinctive short and sharp sound, typically associated with small birds and certain insects." more
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After the baby bird hatches, it will have chirped for its first meal.
After the game concludes, the cricket commentator will have chirped about the exciting moments.
Before the sun sets, the cicadas will have chirped throughout the warm afternoon.
Once the alarm goes off, the digital birds on the clock will have chirped their wake-up tune.
After the rain stops, the crickets will have chirped in the damp grass.
Before the sunrise, the early risers will have chirped their alarms.
By the time the clock strikes midnight, the owls will have chirped from the treetops.
By the time we reach the meadow, the birds will have chirped their morning melodies.
By the end of the play, the actors will have chirped their lines flawlessly.
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