pop 在英语-中文（简体）词典中的翻译
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pop noun
(MUSIC)
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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
流行音乐
pop music
流行音乐
a pop concert/song
流行音乐会／歌曲
What do you want to listen to - jazz, classical, or pop?
你想听什么——爵士乐、古典音乐还是流行音乐？
The song reached No. 32 in the pop charts.
这首歌升到了流行音乐排行榜的第32位。
She wants to be a pop singer/star like Lady Gaga.
她想成为一名像女神卡卡那样的流行歌手／歌星。
更多范例减少例句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 festivalThe break-up of the pop group came as no surprise.There was a pop quiz in history at school today.
pop noun
(SOUND)
[ C ] a short, sharp sound like something exploding
发出砰的一声
I heard a pop and the lights went out.
我听到砰的一声，灯就灭了。
pop noun
(FATHER)
mainly US informal a father
爸爸
[ as form of address ] Hey Pop, can I do anything to help?
嘿，爸，我能帮什么忙吗？
pop noun
(DRINK)
[ U ] informal (US usually soda) a sweet fizzy drink (= with bubbles), usually with a fruit flavour
（通常有果味的）汽水
a bottle of pop
一瓶汽水
pop noun
(CRITICISM)
take a pop at someone UK informal
to criticize someone, especially in public: She never expected anyone from her own family to take a pop at her.
她从未料到自己的家人会当众指责她。
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pop noun
(OCCASION/OBJECT)
[ C usually singular ] US informal each particular occasion or object in a series
（一系列事情中的）一次，一项
She gives lectures and gets paid $5,000 a pop.
她做系列讲座，每次报酬5000美元。
pop noun
(COLOUR)
informal something such as a colour that looks very bright and noticeable next to something else
明亮而吸睛的颜色或物品
Last season was all about small pops of colour: a turquoise shoe, an emerald bag, or a slash of scarlet lipstick.
上一季流行的是色彩明亮抓人眼球的小件：一只松石绿色的鞋、一个祖母绿色的包或一抹猩红色的唇膏。
习语
go pop
popverb uk
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pop verb
(GO)
B2 [ I + adv/prep ] mainly UK informal to go to a particular place
去
I've just got to pop into the bank to get some money.
我刚去银行取了些钱。
Paula popped out for a minute.
葆拉出去了一会儿。
Would you pop upstairs and see if Grandad is okay?
你能上楼去看看爷爷怎么样了吗？
Why don't you pop in/over and see us this afternoon?
你为什么不今天下午过来看看我们呢？
更多范例减少例句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
（使）发出砰的一声；（使）爆开
The kids were popping all the birthday balloons.
孩子们把所有的生日气球都弄爆了。
The music played and champagne corks popped.
音乐声响起，香槟酒砰砰地打开了。
[ 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.
（耳压）变化;耳膜胀痛
My ears always pop as the plane comes in to land.
飞机降落时我的耳朵总是胀痛。
pop verb
(MOVE)
[ I + adv/prep ] to move quickly and suddenly, especially from a closed space
（尤指从封闭的空间）爆开，弹出来
When you open the box, a clown pops out.
你打开盒子时，一个小丑会弹出来。
pop verb
(PUT)
[ T + adv/prep ] informal to put or take something quickly
迅速地拿;快速地放
If you pop the pizza in the oven now, it'll be ready in 15 minutes.
如果你现在把比萨饼放在炉子里，15分钟就好了。
He popped his head into the room/around the door and said "Lunchtime!"
他把头探进房间／从门后探出来说：“吃午饭了！”
Pop your shoes on and let's go.
穿上鞋，我们走吧。
pop pills informal
to take pills regularly, especially ones containing an illegal drug: A decade of heavy drinking and popping pills ruined her health.
10年来的酗酒和滥用药物毁了她的健康。
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pop verb
(OPEN)
[ T ] US to open or release something quickly
迅速地打开;迅速地放开
The taxi driver said that he stopped immediately and popped the trunk.
出租汽车司机说他立刻停了车并把后备箱打开。
pop verb
(BE NOTICEABLE)
informal to be very noticeable and bright, especially when seen next to something of a different colour
（因颜色鲜亮而）引人注目
Splashes of yellow, blue, pink, and orange pop against a black background.
黑色背景上泼洒的黄色、蓝色、粉色和橙色格外醒目。
习语
your eyes pop out of your head
pop your clogs
pop the question短语动词
pop off
pop someone off
pop up
popadjective [ before noun ] uk
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enjoyed by many people and easy to understand
流行的（许多人欣赏的且容易理解的）
Dario Fo, the famous Italian playwright, is a pop Pirandello.
达里奥‧福是著名的意大利剧作家，和皮兰德娄齐名，只是剧作较流行通俗。
"Silence of the Lambs" was pop movie-making at its best.
《沉默的羔羊》是流行电影业的代表作品。
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abbreviation for
population
人口（population的缩写）
The village (pop. 3,915) is a bustling river port.
这个村庄（人口为3915）是一个繁忙的内河港。
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pop的例句
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Since when has pop music taken hold of these technological means?
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It specifies the types of each of the three arguments of pop/3.
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I would not have been allowed to go to pop concerts and never did.
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Their 'individual biographies, valued friendship networks, and the institutions they traverse' (p. 36), the book demonstrates, all play determining roles in their responses to pop-culture.
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Frames are popped by putting them back on a free list.
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If young women like commercial pop music they must do so for purely physical reasons; the mind can play no part.
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Policy-makers neglected the promotion of modern folk music, jazz, light entertainment music, pop and rock.
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The policy then emerged from the mist as 'eclectic, entertaining, brazen, unapologetic in its pop-art aspirations, and consequently mostly under-funded'.
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