| 释义 |
bop
I. \ˈbäp\ transitive verb
(bopped ; bopped ; bopping ; bops)
Etymology: imitative
: to strike especially with the fist or a club : sock, hit
< he reached out and bopped me over the head with a rolled-up newspaper — Leslie Ford >
II. noun
(-s)
: a blow especially with the fist or a club : sock, hit
< I gave him a bop that laid him out >
III. noun
(-s)
Usage: often attributive
Etymology: short for bebop
: jazz characterized by rhythmic harmonic complexity and innovation, lengthened melodic line, and usually fast tempos and loud bravura execution
IV. noun
: jive 1
V. intransitive verb
(bopped ; bopped ; bopping ; bops)
Etymology: probably from bop, noun (herein)
1. : to go quickly or unceremoniously : pop
2. : to dance or shuffle along to or as if to bop music |