16 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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The hikers paused to enjoy the chirp of birds in the mountainous wilderness.

Before the storm, the insects had chirped ceaselessly in the humid air.

The tropical forest was alive with the sounds of exotic birds chirping.

The comedian's joke was met with a collective chirp of laughter from the audience.

The audience has been chirping with excitement as they await the start of the concert.

At the science fair, the robotic bird prototype will chirp as a demonstration.

With each step, the tiny gecko would chirp softly, creating a rhythmic pattern in the jungle.

The old wooden floorboards would chirp underfoot as she tip-toed through the haunted house.

Before the sun sets, the cicadas will have chirped throughout the warm afternoon.

The cricket in the garden had been chirping persistently throughout the night.

Once the alarm goes off, the digital birds on the clock will have chirped their wake-up tune.

The robot in the science fiction movie would chirp when it communicated.

As the sun sets, the cicadas will be chirping, signaling the beginning of the night.

Despite the cold, cheerful robins continued to chirp in the winter morning.

Tomorrow morning, the early birds will chirp outside my window.

The old grandfather clock would chirp every hour, marking the passage of time in the quiet living room.

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