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单词 pop
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popnoun

uk/pɒp/us/pɑːp/

pop noun (MUSIC)

A2 [ U ] formal popular music modern popular music, usually with a strong beat, created with electrical or electronic equipment, and easy to listen to and remember:

pop music
a pop concert/song
What do you want to listen to - jazz, classical, or pop?
The song reached No. 32 in the pop charts.
She wants to be a pop singer/star like Lady Gaga.

More examples

  • Do you prefer classical music like Mozart and Mahler, or pop?
  • She's the most exciting British singer to emerge on the pop scene for a decade.
  • a pop festival
  • The break-up of the pop group came as no surprise.
  • There was a pop quiz in history at school today.

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Pop, rock & soul

  • agit-pop
  • band
  • bhangra
  • blue-eyed soul
  • boy band
  • dub
  • Europop
  • gangsta rap
  • goth
  • grunge
  • hard rock
  • heavy metal
  • jungle
  • pop group
  • punk rock
  • rock and roll
  • rock chick
  • rocker
  • sampler
  • trance

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Types of music

pop noun (SOUND)

[ C ] a short, sharp sound like something exploding:

I heard a pop and the lights went out.

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Sounds made by objects, movement or impact

  • clash
  • crackling
  • ding
  • ding-a-ling
  • ding-dong
  • fizz
  • hoot
  • jangling
  • knock
  • pip
  • rasp
  • ringer
  • rumbling
  • sing
  • slam
  • swish
  • thud
  • twang
  • whine
  • whistle

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Exploding and erupting

pop noun (FATHER)

mainly US informal a father:

[ as form of address ] Hey Pop, can I do anything to help?

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Family: informal names

  • baba
  • bro
  • bruv
  • dad
  • daddy
  • grandma
  • grandpa
  • granny
  • ma
  • mam
  • mom
  • momma
  • mommy
  • mum
  • mummy
  • nana
  • papa
  • pater
  • rellie
  • sis

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pop noun (DRINK)

[ U ] informal US usually soda a sweet fizzy drink (= with bubbles), usually with a fruit flavour:

a bottle of pop

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Soft drinks

  • apple juice
  • bitter lemon
  • bottled
  • bottled water
  • cider
  • cream soda
  • fizz
  • ginger
  • ginger ale
  • juice
  • lassi
  • lemonade
  • mixer
  • orangeade
  • peachick
  • pinta
  • root beer
  • sarsaparilla
  • squash
  • tonic

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pop noun (CRITICISM)

take a pop at sb UK informal

to criticize someone, especially in public:

She never expected anyone from her own family to take a pop at her.

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Disapproving & criticizing

  • -basher
  • animadversion
  • aspersions
  • backbite
  • bad-mouth
  • belabour
  • damn
  • damn sb with faint praise idiom
  • denounce
  • disapproval
  • give sb hell idiom
  • lashing
  • pitch into sb/sth
  • pound
  • pound away at sth/sb
  • pull sth apart
  • put the boot in idiom
  • take a dim view of sth idiom
  • talk trash idiom
  • throw

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pop noun (OCCASION/OBJECT)

[ C usually singular ] US informal each particular occasion or object in a series:

She gives lectures and gets paid $5,000 a pop.

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Linguistics: both, all, each & every

  • a
  • all
  • all
  • any
  • apiece
  • both
  • each
  • either
  • every
  • every minute idiom
  • pan
  • per
  • strength
  • the
  • throw
  • to
  • whole

pop noun (COLOUR)

informal something such as a colour that looks very bright and noticeable next to something else:

Last season was all about small pops of colour: a turquoise shoe, an emerald bag, or a slash of scarlet lipstick.

Idiom(s)

go pop

popverb

uk/pɒp/us/pɑːp/-pp-

pop verb (GO)

B2 [ I + adv/prep ] mainly UK informal to go to a particular place:

I've just got to pop into the bank to get some money.
Paula popped out for a minute.
Would you pop upstairs and see if Grandad is okay?
Why don't you pop in/over and see us this afternoon?

More examples

  • I popped into the shop on the way home from work to get some milk.
  • Can you pop into the post office for me?
  • Jackie's just popped to the bank to get some cash.
  • I'll pop over to Helen's to see if we can borrow a pillow.
  • We'll pop in and see you later.

pop verb (SOUND)

C2 [ I or T ] to (cause something to) make a short explosive sound, often by breaking something:

The kids were popping all the birthday balloons.
The music played and champagne corks popped.

[ I ] If your ears pop, you experience a strange noise and feeling in your ears as a result of a sudden change in air pressure:

My ears always pop as the plane comes in to land.

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Exploding and erupting

  • blast
  • blow
  • blow (sb/sth) up
  • blowout
  • burst
  • burst in on sb/sth
  • burst in/into (somewhere)
  • detonate
  • erupt
  • explode
  • explosion
  • flare
  • go
  • go off
  • go pop idiom
  • go up
  • ignite
  • live
  • set
  • set sth off

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Sounds made by objects, movement or impact
The ear

pop verb (MOVE)

[ I + adv/prep ] to move quickly and suddenly, especially from a closed space:

When you open the box, a clown pops out.

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Moving quickly

  • beetle
  • belt
  • bob
  • bowl
  • bowl down/along sth
  • careen
  • career
  • gallop
  • leg
  • make off
  • outran
  • pelt
  • rush
  • scamper
  • scoot
  • scrabble
  • scramble
  • shoot
  • stampede
  • trot

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pop verb (PUT)

[ T + adv/prep ] informal to put or take something quickly:

If you pop the pizza in the oven now, it'll be ready in 15 minutes.
He popped his head into the room/around the door and said "Lunchtime!"
Pop your shoes on and let's go.
pop pills informal

to take pills regularly, especially ones containing an illegal drug:

A decade of heavy drinking and popping pills ruined her health.

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Placing and positioning an object

  • -based
  • appose
  • bung
  • change sth around
  • consign
  • consign sb/sth to sth
  • fit
  • install
  • manoeuvre
  • perch
  • position
  • sandwich sb/sth between sb/sth
  • sandwich sth together
  • set sb down
  • set sth down
  • shelve
  • shove
  • stand
  • stuff
  • whack

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Drugs - general words

pop verb (OPEN)

[ T ] US to open or release something quickly:

The taxi driver said that he stopped immediately and popped the trunk.

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Unfastening and opening

  • breaker
  • let/set sth loose idiom
  • loose
  • loosen
  • loosen your grip idiom
  • open sb up
  • pay (sth) out
  • steam
  • the earth/ground/floor opens idiom
  • throw
  • unbuckle
  • uncap
  • uncork
  • undid
  • unfold
  • unpick
  • unplug
  • unroll
  • unscrew
  • untie

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pop verb (BE NOTICEABLE)

informal to be very noticeable and bright, especially when seen next to something of a different colour:

Splashes of yellow, blue, pink, and orange pop against a black background.

Idiom(s)

your eyes pop out of your head
pop your clogs
pop the question

Phrasal verb(s)

pop off
pop sb off
pop up

popadjective [ before noun ]

uk/pɒp/us/pɑːp/

enjoyed by many people and easy to understand:

Dario Fo, the famous Italian playwright, is a pop Pirandello.
"Silence of the Lambs" was pop movie-making at its best.

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Liked, or not liked, by many people

  • acquire
  • an acquired taste idiom
  • be in sb's good/bad books idiom
  • be the new rock and roll idiom
  • be welcome to idiom
  • cross
  • flavour of the month idiom
  • gain
  • golden boy/girl
  • killer app
  • lose
  • lose ground idiom
  • must-have
  • pack
  • sought after
  • top-rated
  • undesirable
  • unlovable
  • unpopular
  • viral

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pop.

uk/pɒp/us/pɑːp/

abbreviation for population :

The village (pop. 3,915) is a bustling river port.

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Environmental issues

  • air pollution
  • biodegrade
  • biotic index
  • carbon capture
  • carbon credits
  • carbon-neutral
  • defoliant
  • dumping ground
  • eco-footprint
  • ecology
  • emission
  • exhaustible
  • natural resources
  • particulate
  • photochemical smog
  • preservation
  • preservationist
  • recycle
  • recycled
  • reduce, reuse, recycle idiom

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