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pop

/ˈpɑːp/

US UK

verb

pops; popped; popping

to suddenly break open or come away from something often with a short, loud noise [no obj]

The balloon popped. [=burst]

We heard the sound of corks popping as the celebration began.

One of the buttons popped off my sweater. [+ obj]

Don't pop that balloon!

She popped the cork on the champagne. [=she opened the bottle of champagne by removing the cork]

[no obj] :to make a short, loud noise

Guns were popping in the distance.

to cook (popcorn) [+ obj]

We popped some popcorn in the microwave. [no obj]

The popcorn is done popping.

[no obj] informal

to come from, into, or out of a place suddenly or briefly

I didn't mean to say thatit just popped out.

Her shoulder popped out of its socket.

He opened the box, and out popped a mouse.

A funny thought just popped into my head. [=I just thought of something funny]

The cathedral suddenly popped into view. [=I could suddenly see the cathedral]

Her father pops in and out of her life. [=her father is sometimes involved in her life and sometimes not]

b always followed by an adverb or preposition :to go to or from a place quickly, suddenly, or briefly

If you are busy, I can pop back in later.

She popped over for a cup of tea. = (Brit) She popped round for a cup of tea.

My neighbor popped in for a visit.

I need to pop into the drugstore for some film.

She popped out for a minute. She should be back soon.

I'll pop down to the post office during my break.

always followed by an adverb or preposition [+ obj] informal :to put (something) in, into, or onto a place suddenly or briefly

She popped a CD in the player.

He popped a quarter in the jukebox.

I popped a grape into my mouth.

He popped [=stuck] his head out the window.

When your ears pop, you feel a sudden change of pressure in your ears as you are going up or down in an airplane, on a steep road, etc.

If your eyes pop, they open very wide because you are surprised, afraid, excited, etc.

When I saw the new car, my eyes practically popped out of my head.

[+ obj] US informal :to hit (someone)

I felt like popping him (one).

[no obj] baseball :to hit a pop fly

He popped [=popped up] to the second baseman in the first inning.

The batter popped out. [=hit a pop fly that was caught for an out]

[+ obj] US informal :to open and drink (a bottle or can of beer)

They stopped at a bar to pop a few beers after work.

pop off

[phrasal verb] informal

to die especially in a sudden or unexpected way

The old man popped off before he could rewrite his will.

US :to talk loudly or angrily to someone

The hockey player was ejected from the game for popping off to the referee.

pop on

[phrasal verb] Brit informal pop on (something) or pop (something) on :to put on (clothing) quickly

pop on a hat

pop open

to open suddenly and quickly

The suitcase/lid popped open.

to open (something) suddenly and quickly

She popped the umbrella open.

He popped open a cold beer.

pop pills

informal :to take a lot of pills regularly

I've been popping pills all week for this cold.

He spends his time getting drunk and popping pills.

pop the question

informal :to ask someone to marry you

He popped the question on Christmas Day.

pop up

[phrasal verb] informal

to appear in usually a sudden or unexpected way

Coffee shops seem to be popping up everywhere.

New evidence has been popping up every day in the trial.

Problems kept popping up.

baseball :to hit a high fly ball that does not go very far :to hit a pop fly

The batter popped up [=popped] to the second baseman. - see also pop-up

noun

plural pops

[count] :a short, loud sound

We heard a loud pop when the lights went out.

informal :soda pop [noncount]

a bottle of pop [=soda] [count]

Two pops, please.

[count] baseball :pop fly - compare 4pop 5pop

a pop

US informal :for each one :apiece

The tickets are selling at $50 a pop.

take a pop at

informal

to try to hit (someone)

Some drunk took a pop at me.

chiefly Brit :to criticize (someone) publicly

He took a pop at his rival.

adjective

always used before a noun

of or relating to things that are popular and often talked about on television, in newspapers, etc.

pop culture/psychology/fiction

of or relating to popular music

pop rock

a pop artist/singer/star [=a person who sings popular music]

noun

plural pops

[noncount] :music that is popular

The radio station plays pop.

Pops [noncount] US :an orchestra that plays popular music - used in names

the Boston/Cincinnati Pops - compare 2pop 5pop

noun

plural pops

US informal + old-fashioned

[count] :a person's father - usually singular

Hey Pop, can I borrow one of your ties?

My pop likes watching football.

pops often humorous - used as a form of address for an old man

Need help with that package, pops? - see also mom-and-pop - compare 2pop, 4pop

* Các từ tương tự:
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