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IELTS BNC: 3228 COCA: 2545

pop

1 pop /ˈpɑːp/ verb
pops; popped; popping
1 pop
/ˈpɑːp/
verb
pops; popped; popping
Learner's definition of POP
: to suddenly break open or come away from something often with a short, loud noise(使)砰地爆开,砰地脱落
[no object]
[+ object]
[no object] : to make a short, loud noise发出砰的响声
: to cook (popcorn)爆(爆米花)
[+ object]
[no object]
[no object] informal
: to come from, into, or out of a place suddenly or briefly突然出现;短暂出现
always followed by an adverb or preposition : to go to or from a place quickly, suddenly, or briefly突然去往;突然从…来;短暂拜访
always followed by an adverb or preposition, [+ object] informal : to put (something) in, into, or onto a place suddenly or briefly突然放置;迅速放入
◊ 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.(因飞机起飞、降落或上下陡坡等)耳压变化,耳胀
◊ If your eyes pop, they open very wide because you are surprised, afraid, excited, etc.(因惊讶、恐惧、兴奋等)瞪大眼睛
[+ object] US, informal : to hit (someone)打(某人)
[no object] baseball : to hit a pop fly击出小腾空球
[+ object] US, informal : to open and drink (a bottle or can of beer)打开瓶子喝(啤酒)

pop off

[phrasal verb] informal
: to die especially in a sudden or unexpected way(尤指突然或猝然)死去
US : to talk loudly or angrily to someone(冲…)怒气冲冲地(或大声地)讲话

pop on

[phrasal verb] British, informal
pop on (something) or pop (something) on
: to put on (clothing) quickly迅速穿上

pop open

: to open suddenly and quickly(某物)突然打开
: to open (something) suddenly and quickly猛地打开(某物)

pop pills

informal
: to take a lot of pills regularly定期大量服药

pop the question

informal
: to ask someone to marry you求婚

pop up

[phrasal verb] informal
: to appear in usually a sudden or unexpected way突然出现;冷不防冒出
baseball : to hit a high fly ball that does not go very far : to hit a pop fly击出小腾空球
see also pop-up
2 pop /ˈpɑːp/ noun
plural pops
2 pop
/ˈpɑːp/
noun
plural pops
Learner's definition of POP
[count] : a short, loud sound砰的响声;啪的一声
informal : soda pop
[noncount]
[count]
[count] baseball : pop fly

a pop

US, informal
: for each one : apiece每人;每个

take a pop at

informal
: to try to hit (someone)想要打(某人)
chiefly British : to criticize (someone) publicly公开批评
compare 4pop, 5pop
3 pop /ˈpɑːp/ adjective
3 pop
/ˈpɑːp/
adjective
Learner's definition of POP
always used before a noun
: of or relating to things that are popular and often talked about on television, in newspapers, etc.通俗的;流行的;热门的
: of or relating to popular music流行音乐的
4 pop /ˈpɑːp/ noun
plural pops
4 pop
/ˈpɑːp/
noun
plural pops
Learner's definition of POP
[noncount] : music that is popular流行音乐
Pops [noncount] US : an orchestra that plays popular music流行音乐管弦乐队used in names用于名称
compare 2pop, 5pop
5 pop /ˈpɑːp/ noun
plural pops
5 pop
/ˈpɑːp/
noun
plural pops
Learner's definition of POP
US, informal + old-fashioned
[count] : a person's father爸爸usually singular通常用单数
pops often humorousused as a form of address for an old man老人家(用作称呼)
see also mom-and-pop
compare 2pop, 4pop
IELTS BNC: 3228 COCA: 2545

pop

1 of 8

verb

popped; popping; pops

transitive verb

1
: to strike or knock sharply : hit
popped him in the jaw
2
: to push, put, or thrust suddenly or briefly
pops a grape into his mouth
She popped her head in the door.
Pop the pastry in the oven for ten minutes.
3
: to cause to explode or burst open
popped some popcorn
pop the trunk
4
: to fire at : shoot
5
: to take (pills) especially frequently or habitually
6
: to open with a pop
pop a cold beer
7
: to flip (something) into an upturned position
pop a collar

intransitive verb

1
a
: to go, come, or appear suddenly
images popping up on the screen
New businesses are popping up all over town.
((figurative)) We were discussing candidates for the job, and your name popped up.
She popped in for a visit.
We're going to pop next door for a minute.
The idea just popped into my head.
The chipmunk popped out of its burrow.
: to move suddenly from one position or state to another
Her eyes popped open.
When I heard the siren, I popped straight up in bed.
b
: to escape or break away from something (such as a point of attachment) usually suddenly or unexpectedly
The lid keeps popping off of the container.
A couple of screws popped loose.
The instant I felt the front tires lurch forward, I applied some throttle and the truck popped free. Slaton L. White
c
: to be or become striking or prominent
colors that pop
… a mild sauce punctuated with tiny dried shrimp that pop with salinity. John Kessler
2
: to make or burst with a sharp sound
a balloon popped
3
: to protrude or seem to protrude from the sockets : to open very wide
eyes popping with amazement
4
: to shoot with a firearm
5
: to hit a pop fly
often used with up or out

pop

2 of 8

noun (1)

1
: a sharp explosive sound
2
: a shot from a gun
3
4
5
: power to hit a baseball hard
a hitter with some pop in his bat
6
: a drink or shot of alcohol
7
: a small portion of something that makes a vivid impression
… clean lines … set off by bright pops of color … Catherine Piercy

pop

3 of 8

adverb

: like or with a pop : suddenly
often used interjectionally

pop

4 of 8

noun (2)

: father

pop

5 of 8

adjective

1
: popular
pop music
: such as
a
: of or relating to popular music
pop singer
b
: of or relating to the popular culture disseminated through the mass media
pop psychology
pop grammarians
pop society
2
a
: of or relating to pop art
pop painter
b
: having, using, or imitating themes or techniques characteristic of pop art
pop movie

pop

6 of 8

noun (3)

1
a
: popular music
b
pops plural : an orchestra that plays light classical and popular music
went to hear the Boston Pops
also : light classical and popular music played typically by an orchestra
a summer pops concert
2
3
: pop culture

pop

7 of 8

abbreviation (1)

population

POP

8 of 8

abbreviation (2)

point of purchase
Phrases
pop the question
: to propose marriage
a pop
1
: for each one : apiece
tickets at $10 a pop
2
: for each attempt
rushed for an average of five yards a pop

Example Sentences

Verb We heard the sound of corks popping as the celebration began. One of the buttons popped off my sweater. Guns were popping in the distance. We popped some popcorn in the microwave. The popcorn is done popping. I didn't mean to say that—it just popped out. Her shoulder popped out of its socket. He opened the box, and out popped a mouse. If you are busy, I can pop back in later. My neighbor popped in for a visit. Adjective interested in the pop fiction that most of the other publishing houses happily churned out See More

Word History

Etymology

Verb

Middle English poppen, of imitative origin

Noun (2)

short for poppa

Adjective

by shortening

First Known Use

Verb

15th century, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1

Noun (1)

1591, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Adverb

circa 1625, in the meaning defined above

Noun (2)

1828, in the meaning defined above

Adjective

1880, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Noun (3)

1862, in the meaning defined at sense 1b

Time Traveler
The first known use of pop was in the 15th century
IELTS BNC: 3228 COCA: 2545
pop

noun¹

1short sharp sound短促刺耳的聲音ADJECTIVE | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEloud大的爆破聲sudden突然的爆破聲PREPOSITIONwith a pop隨着砰的一聲The cork came out with a loud pop.瓶塞砰的一聲彈出來了。
pop

noun²

2popular music流行音樂ADJECTIVE | VERB + POP | POP + NOUN | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEclassic, indie, mainstream經典/獨立/主流流行音樂melodic, psychedelic, synth悅耳的/迷幻的/合成的流行音樂teen青少年流行音樂The eight compilations range from teen pop to classical.這 8 個彙編包括從青少年的流行音樂到古典音樂的各種樂曲。60s, 80s, etc. * 60 年代、80 年代等的流行音樂VERB + POPplay演奏流行音樂listen to聽流行音樂POP + NOUNclassic, hit, music, song, tune流行音樂經典;紅極一時的流行音樂;流行音樂;流行歌曲;流行音樂旋律artist, singer, star流行音樂人/歌手/音樂明星diva, icon, idol, princess流行音樂天后;流行音樂偶像;流行音樂公主act, band, group流行音樂表演/樂隊/組合concert, festival (especially BrE) 流行音樂會;流行音樂節album, record, video流行音樂專輯/唱片/錄像fan流行音樂迷charts流行音樂榜culture流行音樂文化PREPOSITIONin pop在流行音樂界He was an important figure in pop during the seventies.他是 20 世紀 70 年代流行樂壇的重要人物。

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