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pop [pɒp]1. nounc. ( = sound) [of cork] pan me. to have a pop at sb/sth (inf) s'en prendre à qn/qcha. [balloon] éclater ; [cork] sauter4. adjective5. compoundsa. ( = leave) partir[person] sortir ; [head] émerger* * *[pɒp] 1.1) ( sound) (aussi onomat) pan m2) (colloq) ( drink) soda m3) ( popular music) musique f pop2. 3.transitive verb (p prés etc - pp-)1) (colloq) ( burst) faire éclater [balloon, bubble]2) ( remove) faire sauter [cork]3) (colloq) ( put)to pop something in(to) — mettre quelque chose dans [oven, cupboard, mouth]
4) (colloq) ( take) prendre [pills]4.intransitive verb (p prés etc - pp-)1) ( go bang) [balloon] éclater; [cork, buttons] sauter2) [ears] se déboucher brusquement3) (colloq) GB (go)to pop into town/the bank — faire un saut (colloq) en ville/à la banque
•Phrasal Verbs:- pop back- pop in- pop off- pop out- pop up•• -
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A n1 ( sound) pan m ; to go pop ( explode) éclater ; ( make a sound) faire pan ; the balloons went pop les ballons ont fait pan ;2 ○ ( drink) soda m ;1 ○ ( burst) faire éclater [balloon, bubble] ;2 ( remove) faire sauter [cork] ;3 ○ ( put) to pop sth in(to) mettre qch dans [oven, cupboard, mouth] ; to pop a letter in the post mettre une lettre à la poste ; to pop one's head through the window passer la tête par la fenêtre ;4 ○ ( take) prendre [pills] ;5 ○ GB ( pawn) mettre [qch] au clou ○.2 [ears] se déboucher brusquement ;3 (bulge, burst) [buttons] sauter ; her eyes were popping out of her head les yeux lui sortaient de la tête ;4 ○ GB (go) to pop across ou over to faire un saut ○ dans [shop, store] ; to pop into town/into the bank faire un saut ○ en ville/à la banque ; to pop home/next door faire un saut ○ chez soi/chez les voisins.to pop the question faire sa demande en mariage.■ pop in ○ GB passer ; I'll pop in later je passerai plus tard ; I've just popped in to say hello je suis juste passé dire bonjour.■ pop off ○ GB1 ( leave) filer ○ ;2 ( die) crever ○.■ pop out GB sortir ; I only popped out for a couple of minutes je suis seulement sorti cinq minutes.■ pop round GB, pop over GB passer ; to pop over and see sb passer voir qn ; pop over if you have time passe si tu as le temps.
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