单词 | pop |
释义 | pop1 /pop/noun
ORIGIN: Imit poppˈer noun
poppˈit or poppˈet noun One of usu a number of beads each having a small protrusion on one side and a hole on the other, by means of which they can be linked together popˈcorn noun
popˈ-eye noun A prominent or protruding eye popˈ-eyed adjective
popˈ-fastener noun A press-stud popˈgun noun
popˈover noun A thin hollow cake or pudding made from batter poppˈing-crease see under crease1 popˈ-shop noun (informal) A pawnshop popˈsock noun A woman's nylon stocking reaching up to the knee popˈ-top noun (N American) A ring pull (qv under ring1) popˈ-under noun (computing) An additional window, usu containing an advertisement, that is activated when accessing a particular website but remains hidden until the main window is closed popˈ-up adjective
An additional window, usu containing an advertisement, that appears on a computer screen when accessing a particular website popˈ-visit noun A visit at an odd time, a casual visit popˈ-weed noun Bladderwort a pop (informal)
pop off (informal)
pop one's clogs see under clog pop the question (informal) To make an offer of marriage take or have a pop at (informal)
pop2 /pop/ (informal)adjectivePopular nounCurrently popular music (also pop music), esp the type characterized by a strong rhythmic element and the use of electrical amplification poppˈish or poppˈy adjective Of or like pop music pop art noun Art drawing deliberately on commonplace material of modern urbanized life pop artist noun pop concert noun A concert at which pop music is played pop culture noun Commercial and leisure activity based on pop music pop festival noun pop group noun A (usu small) group of musicians who play pop music pop record noun pop singer noun pop song noun top of the pops (old)
POPabbrev
pop.abbrev
poppa /popˈə/ (informal, esp N American)nounPapa (short form pop or pops) poppet1 /popˈit/noun
ORIGIN: An earlier form of puppet poppˈet-head noun A framework with pulleys for ropes at the top of a mineshaft popular /popˈū-lər/adjective
Something popular, such as a popular or moderate-priced concert, (tabloid) newspaper, etc (short form pop; cf pop2) ORIGIN: L populus the people popularity /-larˈi-ti/ noun
popularīzāˈtion or popularīsāˈtion noun popˈularize or popˈularise transitive verb
popˈularīzer or popˈularīser noun popˈularly adverb popˈulate transitive verb
To multiply by propagation adjective /-lət, -lāt/ (obsolete)Inhabited, peopled populāˈtion noun
popˈulism noun popˈulist noun
(of a political or social programme, cause, etc) appealing to the mass of the people popˈulous adjective
popˈulously adverb popˈulousness noun popular etymology noun Folk etymology popular front noun An alliance of the more progressive or left-wing political parties in the state population explosion see under explode population inversion noun (physics) The reversal of the normal ratio of populations of two different energy states, ie, that normally fewer and fewer atoms occupy states of successively higher energies |
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